Venez tous mes amis!
Venez tous mes amis! is an compilation album of 17 songs by French singer of Jewish Algerian origin Enrico Macias in duo collaborations with other artists. It is in celebration of 50 years of a musical career in France and internationally.[1]
Venez tous mes amis! | ||||
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Studio album by | ||||
Released | 2012 | |||
Recorded | 2012 | |||
Genre | Traditional, ethnic, world music | |||
Label | AZ, Universal | |||
Enrico Macias chronology | ||||
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15 are well-known Enrico Macias hits, and two are special new songs for the album
- "Ces etrangers": a new song written for Enrico Macias' album by Bruno Maman, and sang as a duo with Erico Macias
- "L'Algerie": a song by Serge Lama, that Enrico Macias chose to sing as a duo with the author as a tribute to his native country Algeria.
Track list
- "Adieu mon pays" (3:12) – with Cali
- "Le mendiant de l'amour" (2:42) – with Mikael Miro
- "Les filles de mon pays" (3:00) – with Dany Brillant
- "Les gens du Nord" (3:20) – with Carla Bruni
- "Oranges amères" (3:27) – with Corneille
- "L'Oriental" (3:47) – with Khaled
- "Paris tu m'as pris dans tes bras" (2:42) – with Sofia Essaidi
- "Aux talons de ses souliers" (3:12) – with Riff Cohen
- "Sans voir le jour" (3:49) – with Gérard Darmon
- "Dis-moi ce qui ne va pas" (3:07) – with Natasha Saint Pier
- "Il reste aujourd'hui (venez tous mes amis)" (2:23) – with Cabra Casay
- "Oumparere" (2:42) – with Dani
- "Ces etrangers" (3:23) – with Bruno Maman
- "Mon histoire c'est ton histoire" (2:32) – with Toma
- "L'Algérie" (4:03)
- "Mon cœur d'attache" (3:40) – with Liane Foly
- "J'ai perdu 25 kilos" (2:15) – with Valérie Lemercier
Charts
Chart (2012) | Peak position |
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Ultratop 40 Belgian Albums Chart (Wallonia)[2] | 75 |
French Albums Chart[3] | 39 |
References
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