What makes Doux Sauvage by Robert Charlebois notable?

'Doux Sauvage' received positive critical reception and reaffirmed Charlebois' status as a pioneer of French-language music in Canada. The album's fusion of various styles influenced a new generation of artists while maintaining strong cultural relevance in Quebecois identity. By the time 'Doux Sauvage' was released in 2001, Robert Charlebois was a well-established figure in Canadian music, having gained prominence since the 1960s. This album marked a continuation of his exploration of diverse musical genres and lyrical themes, following his successful works like 'Robert Charlebois' (1970) and 'L'Osstidcho' (1971), and showcased his artistic versatility.