About this album
Where they were
By the time Lara Fabian released '9' in 2005, she was already an established artist in the European music scene, following her self-titled debut in 1999 and the successful 'Pure' in 2001. This album marked a significant point in her career as it explored more diverse themes while solidifying her signature vocal style, continuing to build on her international appeal.
Why it matters
'9' debuted at number one in Belgium and showcased Lara Fabian's ability to blend different musical styles. Critics praised the album for its lyrical depth and melodic richness, contributing to her reputation as a leading figure in the operatic pop genre.
Essential tracks
- "La lettre" — This opening track encapsulates the album's emotional core, featuring powerful lyrics about longing and loss set against a sweeping orchestration.
- "Rien qu'une seule larme" — The poignant melody combined with Fabian's soaring vocals makes this track a standout moment that resonates deeply with listeners.
- "Ne lui parlez plus d'elle" — This song showcases a dramatic narrative style, allowing Fabian to display her vocal range and emotional intensity, marking it as a highlight of the album.
Release Date
March 29, 2005
Artist Origin
Belgium
Tracklist
- 1 La lettre 3:52
- 2 Un ave maria 4:58
- 3 Si tu n'as pas d'amour 3:49
- 4 Il ne manquait que toi 4:32
- 5 Ne lui parlez plus d'elle 4:03
- 6 Rien qu'une seule larme 3:38
- 7 Les homericains 3:23
- 8 Speranza 3:03
- 9 Le tour du monde 3:19
- 10 L'homme qui n'avait pas de maison 4:22
- 11 Je me souviens 3:19
