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La foule
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C'est à Hambourg
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Le brun et le blond
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Hymne à l'amour
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Mary Zoo Paris, France
Originating from the Boston underground rock scene, Swiss native and adopted Parisian Christine Zufferey leads us into her post-romantic troubadour world as an enchantress in her own folk alternative style with her project MARY ZOO. It is an intoxicating body of songs, at times in English, at times in French with captivating words of abiding feelings and timeless legends. ... more
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