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Johnny Hallyday - Vogue Made In Mexique - El Disco De Oro (Vinyl)
Johnny Hallyday - Vogue Made In Mexique - El Disco De Oro (Vinyl)
Artist: Johnny Hallyday
Music Genre: Chanson, Rock, Pop
- Label
- Sol
- Cat No
- SOL 1040 MDINT-9072
- Released
- 2017
- Pressing
- France
- Styles
- Chanson
EAN/UPC - 3700477828035
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Vinyl
Chanson, Rock, and Pop
Johnny Hallyday — El Disco De Oro
Format: Vinyl • Label: Sol (SOL 1040 MDINT-9072) • Released: 2017 • Pressing: France • Genre: Chanson
Tracklist:
A1. Recuerdo, Recuerdo (Souvenirs, Souvenirs)
A2. Yo Busque Una Joven (Je Cherche Une Fille)
A3. Demasiado Timido (Bien Trop Timide)
A4. Estoy Mordido (J'Suis Mordu)
A5. Amarte Locamente (T'Aimer Follement)
A6. Kili Mira (Kili Watch)
B1. 24.000 Besos (24.000 Baisers)
B2. El Payasito De Tu Corazon (Le P'Tit Clown De Ton Coeur)
B3. Quiero Pasear (Je Veux Me Promener)
B4. Deja A Los Muchachos (Laisse Les Filles)
B5. No Es Malo (Ce N'Est Pas Méchant)
B6. De Todas Las Frutas (Tutti Frutti)
Imported from the UK.
About the artist
About the artist
He was married to the french singer Sylvie Vartan from April 12, 1965 until November 4, 1980.
Father of David Hallyday
As of November 2011, he had sold more than 100 million records, and earned 40 gold records, 22 platinum records, 3 diamond records and 8 Victoires de la Musique (the French equivalent of the Grammy). 28 million spectators have attended his concerts over more than 100 tours in France and Europe. However, like most French singers and musicians, his international career never really took off. Despite some tours abroad in the 1960s and 1970s, and a concert in Las Vegas in 1996, Hallyday is virtually unknown to the public outside the French speaking world.
He recorded some 1000 songs, including a little more than a hundred self-penned titles and around 250 French adaptations of original songs in English. Especially in the beginning of his career, during the early 1960s, Hallyday built his career mostly on French adaptations of songs by his American idols.
Source: Discogs
