À la vie, à l'amour
Serge Lama · 1989
71 min · 21 tracks · chanson
A vibrant tapestry of French chanson, weaving heartfelt narratives with rich melodies and theatrical flair.
Top tracks — play these first
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Je suis malade — This track stands out for its powerful emotional delivery and poignant lyrics about despair and longing, encapsulating Lama's ability to convey deep feelings through music.
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D’aventures en aventures — The song’s playful narrative style reflects on the journey of love, showcasing Lama’s lyrical wit and storytelling prowess, which remains a hallmark of his artistry.
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Les P’tites Femmes de Pigalle — With its vivid imagery and lively rhythm, this track captures the essence of Parisian life and serves as a tribute to the vibrant culture surrounding Pigalle.
Moments worth listening for
Where the writing does something specific.
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Je suis malade
The climax features a shift where the singer directly confronts their inner turmoil and vulnerability, breaking from mere lamentation to raw confession.
This moment amplifies the emotional weight of the song by transitioning from abstract sorrow to personal revelation.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Le Temps de la rengaine 3:04
- 2 D’aventures en aventures 3:33
- 3 Superman 2:37
- 4 Une île 3:09
- 5 De France 3:48
- 6 Je suis malade 4:09
- 7 Les P’tites Femmes de Pigalle 2:31
- 8 L’Enfant d’un autre 2:53
- 9 Les Glycines 2:34
- 10 L’Esclave 3:51
- 11 Star 3:16
- 12 Chez moi 3:48
- 13 Mon ami, mon maître 3:05
- 14 L’Algérie 3:55
- 15 Le Quinze Juillet à cinq heures 3:31
- 16 L’Enfant au piano 3:21
- 17 Femme, femme, femme 2:56
- 18 Marie la Polonaise 3:29
- 19 La chanteuse a vingt ans 3:22
- 20 La Vie simple et tranquille 3:15
- 21 Souvenirs… attention… danger ! 4:58
Reference: MusicBrainz · Wikidata
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