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Who sang Foule sentimentale?
Release date: 10/10/1993
Duration: 05:25
Writer(s): Alain Souchon
Producer(s): Michel Cœuriot

Alain Souchon released the song Foule sentimentale. Date of release: 10/10/1993.

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The meaning of the song 'Foule sentimentale ', based on the lyrics
What is Foule sentimentale about?
🎶 Foule sentimentale song analysis
This song is about how people are influenced by what they see in the media and in advertising, and how this can make them unhappy in their lives.

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This explanation is based on the lyrics of ‘Foule sentimentale’. The meaning is of course subject to interpretation.
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Alain Souchon - Short Biography

- Alain Souchon is a French-Swiss singer-songwriter and actor born on May 27, 1944 in Casablanca, Morocco.
- A major figure of French song since the 1970s, his career is marked by his collaboration with Laurent Voulzy, which began in 1974.
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- In 1993, Alain Souchon released the song "Foule Sentimentale".
- The song talks about the emptiness of consumerism and the overkill of Christmas.
- Souchon was inspired by Keith Richards and Paul-Loup Sulitzer.
- Claudia Schiffer is also mentioned in the song as a symbol of superficiality.
- The song uses the figure of paronomasia

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