About this album
Where they were
Released on February 1, 2000, 'Au nom d'une femme' was Hélène Ségara's debut album, marking her entry into the French pop scene. At this point in her career, she transitioned from a background vocalist to a leading artist, following her participation in a popular musical adaptation of 'Notre-Dame de Paris'. This album established her as a prominent figure in the French music landscape.
Why it matters
'Au nom d'une femme' achieved significant commercial success, topping charts in France and selling over 1.5 million copies. The album's blend of contemporary pop with classical influences resonated widely, earning Ségara multiple awards including NRJ Music Awards for Francophone Female Artist of the Year. Its impact helped revitalize interest in melodic pop ballads within the French music industry.
Essential tracks
- "Il y a trop de gens qui t'aiment" — This opening track sets the emotional tone for the album with its lush orchestration and passionate delivery, encapsulating Ségara's vocal prowess.
- "Au nom d'une femme" — The title track showcases Ségara's ability to convey deep emotion through her vocals, making it a quintessential representation of her style.
- "Dites-moi qui je suis" — This poignant ballad features introspective lyrics that resonate with listeners, highlighting themes of identity and longing.
Release Date
February 1, 2000
Artist Origin
France
Tracklist
- 1 Il y a trop de gens qui t'aiment 4:25
- 2 Mrs Jones 3:30
- 3 Il attend la pluie 4:20
- 4 Elle, tu l'aimes 5:05
- 5 Parlez-moi de nous 4:01
- 6 Sempre, sempre 4:09
- 7 Tu vas me quitter 4:06
- 8 Au nom d'une femme 3:39
- 9 Tu peux tout emporter 3:56
- 10 Je te perdrai 4:32
- 11 Dites-moi qui je suis 3:56
- 12 Rebelles 4:46
