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Lynda Lemay
French Canadian chanteuse Lynda Lemay was born on July 25, 1966 in Quebec. A
precocious songwriter who began honing her skills as a child, she won the
prestigious Granby Song Contest in 1989 with “La Veilleuse”. Her attention to
the details of everyday life in her lyrics helped build a loyal and large
following in her home country with 1991’s Nos Reves and especially 1994’s Y,
which became a big seller. She toured both Europe and Canada throughout the
decade. 1999’s Live became her first album to go top 5 in France, and the 2000
follow-up, Do coq à l’ame, went to number 1, as did...
Ma mère amère (Ma mere amere)Lynda Lemay
Haute Mère
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MamieLynda Lemay
Haute Mère
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Balançoires éternelles (Balancoires eternelles)Lynda Lemay
Haute Mère
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MON COEUR DE POMMELynda Lemay
Décibels et des Silences
LES MAUDITS FRANCAISLynda Lemay
Du Coq à l'Âme
MES MAINSFranck Pourcel, Michel Legrand, Gilbert Bécaud, Patachou, Salvatore Adamo, Lynda Lemay, Lucienne Boyer, Gérard Darmon, Jean Bretonnière and Frédérica (Gilbert Becaud and Jean Bretonniere)
