About this album
Sound:
"A vibrant blend of pop and chanson, infused with nostalgia and emotive storytelling."
Where they were
Released in 1983, this album marked Dalida's return to the music scene after a brief hiatus. By this time, she was already an established star in France and beyond, known for her ability to cross genres and languages. This self-titled album showcases her versatility and remains a testament to her enduring appeal.
Why it matters
The album features hits like 'Mourir sur scène' which resonated with audiences, solidifying Dalida's status as a cultural icon in French music. It received notable acclaim for its production quality and lyrical depth, contributing to her legacy as one of France's most beloved artists.
Essential tracks
- "Mourir sur scène" — This track captures the essence of Dalida’s theatricality and emotional depth, showcasing her vocal prowess and stage presence.
- "Téléphonez‐moi" — A catchy pop tune that highlights Dalida's signature style, blending romance with a playful melody that appeals to a wide audience.
- "Lucas" — This song stands out for its heartfelt lyrics and melodic structure, showcasing Dalida's ability to convey deep emotion through her music.
- "Le Restaurant italien" — With its lively tempo and charming lyrics, this track reflects Dalida's knack for creating engaging narratives within her songs.
- "J’aime (Thème du film “Le Battant”)" — As a theme song from a film, it exemplifies how Dalida's music transcended beyond just audio experiences into cinematic realms.
Release Date
January 1, 1983
Artist Origin
France
Tracklist
- 1 Les P’tits Mots
- 2 Lucas 4:11
- 3 Téléphonez‐moi 4:06
- 4 Marie‐Madeleine 3:33
- 5 Bravo 4:21
- 6 Mourir sur scène
- 7 Le Restaurant italien 3:45
- 8 J’aime (Thème du film “Le Battant”) 3:39
- 9 S’aimer 4:03
- 10 Le Premier Amour du monde 4:57
