FranÃ§oise Hardy - Mon amie la rose (1965)

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Published on Jun 23, 2022
InvitÃ©e de l'Ã©mission Carrefour le 27 mars 1965, la chanteuse yÃ©yÃ© FranÃ§oise Hardy interprÃ¨te une chanson Ã©crite par CÃ©cile Caulier, mise en musique sur un bolÃ©ro de Jacques Lacome d'Estalenx, extraite de son album "Mon amie la rose". DÃ©licieux...
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