Mademoiselle Zhivago cover

Mademoiselle Zhivago

Lara Fabian · 2010

63 min · 29 tracks · pop rock · operatic pop

An intricate blend of operatic vocals and pop sensibilities, wrapped in rich orchestration and emotional depth.

Why this album works

This album is notable for its ambitious fusion of genres, helping to further establish Lara Fabian's influence in the operatic pop genre. It received positive reviews from critics and continued her streak of successful releases in multiple languages, affirming her status as a global artist.
Best for
wave-like pacing for emotional depth dynamic journey with varied moments introspective listening during solitude
Context
By the release of 'Mademoiselle Zhivago' in 2010, Lara Fabian had already established herself as a prominent figure in the music scene, following her international breakthrough with 'Adagio' in 2001. This album marked a significant return to the studio after a four-year hiatus, showcasing her evolution as an artist while experimenting with themes of love and identity.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

Disc 1

  • 1 Demain n'existe pas Standout 4:38
  • 3 Llora Standout 5:49
  • 5 Mademoiselle Hyde Standout 4:01
  • 6 Desperate Housewife 3:43
  • 7 Lou 2:57
  • 8 Everland 3:37
  • 10 Lyubov pokhozhaya na son 5:03
  • 11 Always 5:28
  • 12 Je t'aime encore 5:02

Disc 2

  • 1 Intro - Suite N°3 (Ré Majeur) de Jean-Sébastien Bach
  • 2 Demain n'existe pas Standout
  • 3 Everland
  • 4 Lou
  • 5 Toccami 5:01
  • 6 Je t'aime
  • 7 Desperate Housewife 3:41
  • 8 Llora Standout
  • 9 Russian Fairy Tale 4:08
  • 10 Adagio Instrumentale
  • 11 Adagio
  • 12 Broken Vow
  • 13 Je suis malade
  • 14 Mademoiselle Hyde Standout
  • 15 Mama
  • 16 Mr President
  • 17 Vocalise 5:50
  • 18 Tomorrow Is a Lie 4:36
  • 19 Lyubov pokhozhaya na son
  • 20 Always - Extrait de l'ouverture des Jeux Asiatiques 2011

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