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BONJOUR MON AMOUR
02:35
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ACRÉCRAN
03:30
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UN GRAIN DE SABLE
03:55
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BIZARRE
04:28
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DODO
01:11
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CONNE,FINEMENT
02:19
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7. |
VOIR LA MER
03:35
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8. |
HAS BEEN
02:26
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9. |
COLETTE
03:39
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10. |
JO
01:27
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11. |
À CETTE CHANSON
03:37
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12. |
MY FAV'THINGS
02:09
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Camille Bertault Paris, France
After training at the conservatory, Camille Bertault obtains a classical piano prize, and studied opera, theatre and dance at the conservatory of Nice. At the age of 20, she wrote, edited and performed in plays for children. Inspired by a father who loves jazz, she studied vocal jazz and improvisation at the Conservatoire de Paris. ... more
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