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Lynda Lemay
French Canadian chanteuse Lynda Lemay was born on July 25, 1966 in Quebec. A
precocious songwriter who began honing her skills as a child, she won the
prestigious Granby Song Contest in 1989 with “La Veilleuse”. Her attention to
the details of everyday life in her lyrics helped build a loyal and large
following in her home country with 1991’s Nos Reves and especially 1994’s Y,
which became a big seller. She toured both Europe and Canada throughout the
decade. 1999’s Live became her first album to go top 5 in France, and the 2000
follow-up, Do coq à l’ame, went to number 1, as did...
MES MAINSFranck Pourcel, Michel Legrand, Gilbert Bécaud, Patachou, Salvatore Adamo, Lynda Lemay, Lucienne Boyer, Gérard Darmon, Jean Bretonnière and Frédérica (Gilbert Becaud and Jean Bretonniere)
MON COEUR DE POMMELynda Lemay
LES MAUDITS FRANCAISLynda Lemay
Ne pars pasLynda Lemay and Ruby Weisinger
Mon drame Version 5 de 11Lynda Lemay
Ma mère amère (Ma mere amere)Lynda Lemay
MES MAINSFranck Pourcel, Michel Legrand, Gilbert Bécaud, Patachou, Salvatore Adamo, Lynda Lemay, Lucienne Boyer, Gérard Darmon, Jean Bretonnière and Frédérica (Gilbert Becaud and Jean Bretonniere)
MON COEUR DE POMMELynda Lemay
Décibels et des Silences
LES MAUDITS FRANCAISLynda Lemay
Du Coq à l'Âme
Ne pars pasLynda Lemay and Ruby Weisinger
Décibels et des Silences
2:54
Mon drame Version 5 de 11Lynda Lemay
Haute Mère
3:28
Ma mère amère (Ma mere amere)Lynda Lemay
Haute Mère
3:27
