About this album
Where they were
Released in 1979, 'À vous les femmes' came at a pivotal moment in Julio Iglesias’s career, following his breakthrough album 'El Amor' in 1975. This third studio album solidified his status as an international star, particularly in the French-speaking world, showcasing his ability to blend Latin rhythms with pop sensibilities.
Why it matters
The album was a commercial success, reaching high chart positions across Europe and contributing to Iglesias's reputation as a leading figure in the Latin pop genre. It also reinforced his appeal in the French market, influencing later artists who sought to combine romantic balladry with popular music forms.
Essential tracks
- "Pauvres diables" — 'Pauvres diables' opens the album with a poignant narrative that captures the essence of lost love through its heartfelt lyrics and melody.
- "L’amour c’est quoi" — This track stands out for its reflective lyrics on the nature of love, delivered with Iglesias's signature passionate style that resonates deeply.
- "Je n’ai pas changé" — 'Je n’ai pas changé' showcases Iglesias's ability to convey vulnerability, making it a memorable highlight of emotional sincerity within the album.
- "Où est passée ma bohême" — This song features rich storytelling elements that illustrate nostalgia and yearning, elements central to Iglesias's artistic identity.
Release Date
January 1, 1979
Artist Origin
Spain
Tracklist
- 1 Pauvres diables 3:00
- 2 L’amour c’est quoi 4:50
- 3 Les Traditions 3:32
- 4 Je n’ai pas changé 3:31
- 5 Moi je t’aime 3:21
- 6 Où est passée ma bohême 3:53
- 7 Le Mal de toi 4:33
- 8 Souriez madame 3:31
- 9 Je l’aime encore 2:58
- 10 Un jour c’est toi, un jour c’est moi 3:00