waaaay off topic ... anyone know this French song?
I'm looking for a French song that I heard on a snowboarding DVD that my son played while we were in Colorado. I don't think he has the DVD anymore. The female singer has a very sexy voice, the song is upbeat and bouncy, but not the kind of song you'd hear in a disco. It was great for a snowboarding video though. She sings, but it's more like a "speak-sing". I'm sure it's a popular song right now, but not around here ... not on OUR radios, at least.
And here's the real helpful part: :rolleyes: (not really)
The only word I remember she says is "trois", and it's at the end of the phrase ... kinda like she's saying "(da dat da dat da dat) a trois."
I don't think it's "menage a trois", but it could be "un, deux, a trois".
The whole song is in French.
Can anyone help me with this limited description I gave you? I really want to buy the song.
Re: waaaay off topic ... anyone know this French song?
Do you remember the name of the video?
Re: waaaay off topic ... anyone know this French song?
no, I never saw it ... we rented a car with a DVD player in it so he watched it in the back seat. All I did was hear the songs the whole trip. :D At least they were pretty good songs.
I know some other songs that were on the DVD ... "Such Great Heights" by the Postal Service was on it, as well as the Cars' "Hello Again" ... a couple more 80s songs that I'm not remembering at the moment ... I *think* Madness' "I'm Driving In My Car" was on there ...
I can ask my son tomorrow for the name of the DVD if he remembers it.
Re: waaaay off topic ... anyone know this French song?
I gave it a try using a few websites I know that let you search with chucks of lyrics, but yer stuff only turned up gutter minded frenchmen, and one really cool french canadian band.
Re: waaaay off topic ... anyone know this French song?
I can't think of her name at the moment, but the group 'Enigma' comes to mind - the "man" behind Enigma is married to the woman who sings on the tracks (sans dans moi - que est ce tu cherchez? - roughly - with in me - what do you desire?). She has since launched her own career - and - quite frankly, this is the only french, female singer that I can think of that's had ANY success in the US.
Look up Enigma - find out the hubbie's name and you'll find the wife.