Une vie (album)

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1971 studio album by Dalida

Une vie
Studio album by Dalida
Released	1971
Recorded	1971
Genre	World music pop
Label	Orlando International Shows Sonopresse
Dalida chronology
Ils ont changé ma chanson (1970) Une vie (1971) Il faut du temps (1972)

Une vie is an album by Dalida, which continues the adult contemporary style of her previous album and contains songs such as the Italian "Mamy blue", "Avec le temps" and "Les choses de l'amour".

Track listing

1. Une vie
2. Chanter les voix
3. Non
4. Toutes les femmes du monde
5. Mamy blue
6. Jésus bambino
7. Avec le temps
8. Le fermier
9. Les choses de l'amour
10. Monsieur l'amour
11. Tout au plus
12. Comment faire pour oublier

Singles

• 1971 - "Comment faire pour oublier" / "La rose que j'aimais"
• 1971 - "Jésus bambino" / "Tout au plus"
• 1971 - "Mamy blue"
• 1971 - "Avec le temps" / "Monsieur l'amour"
• 1972 - "Les choses de l'amour" / "Chanter les voix"

References

• L’argus Dalida: Discographie mondiale et cotations, by Daniel Lesueur, Éditions Alternatives, 2004. ISBN 2-86227-428-3 and ISBN 978-2-86227-428-7. (in French)

External links

• Dalida Official Website "Discography" section

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