About this album
Where they were
By 1976, Sylvie Vartan was an established pop icon in France, having released multiple successful albums since her debut in the early 1960s. 'Ta sorcière bien-aimée' marked a continuation of her exploration of romantic themes and showcased her evolving artistry at a time when she was transitioning from the yé-yé movement into more mature pop narratives.
Why it matters
'Ta sorcière bien-aimée' achieved significant commercial success in France, further solidifying Vartan's popularity during the mid-1970s. The album contributed to the ongoing evolution of French pop music, influencing a generation of artists with its blend of personal storytelling and catchy melodies.
Essential tracks
- "Ta sorcière bien-aimée" — The title track embodies the album's enchantment with love, combining whimsical lyrics with an infectious melody that captures Vartan's charm.
- "L'amour c'est comme les bateaux" — This track showcases a playful metaphor for love, drawing listeners in with its captivating rhythm and relatable narrative about romantic journeys.
- "Il suffirait que tu sois là" — With its poignant longing expressed through lush instrumentation, this song highlights Vartan's vocal prowess and emotional depth.
Release Date
January 1, 1976
Artist Origin
Bulgaria
Tracklist
- 1 Ta sorcière bien-aimée 3:06
- 2 L'amour c'est comme les bateaux 4:07
- 3 Dieu merci (Si Sisto) 2:53
- 4 Je croyais 3:33
- 5 Masculin singulier 3:52
- 6 Le Bonheur 4:02
- 7 Le Temps du swing (House of Swing) 2:36
- 8 Il suffirait que tu sois là (Doccia Fredda) 3:40
- 9 La Meilleure Fille en moi 2:54
- 10 Souvenirs 3:29
- 11 Je m'en vais 2:47
