Philippe Lafontaine
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Philippe Lafontaine | |
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Birth name | Philippe Lafontaine |
Born | Gosselies, Belgium | 24 May 1955
Genres | Pop |
Occupation(s) | Composer, singer |
Instrument(s) | Voice |
Website | www |
Philippe Lafontaine (born 24 May 1955) is a Belgian singer and composer.
Biography
Lafontaine was born in
Macedonian wife, ending in 12th place.[1] In 2001, he ventured for a 2nd time in musical comedy, composing Celia Fee, a musical for children and adults alike. His lyrics are known for being full of doubles entendres
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Discography
Albums
- Où...? (1978)
- Pourvu Que Ça Roule (1981)
- Charmez (1987)
- Affaire (À Suivre) (1988)
- Fa Ma No Ni Ma (1989)
- Machine À Larmes (1992)
- D'ici (1994)
- Folklores Imaginaires (1996)
- Compilation Attitudes (1997)
- Pour Toujours (1998)
- Fond De Scène Live (1999)
- De L'autre Rive (2003)
Singles
- 1978: "Cœur de Loup" (first version – face B Et Dire)
- 1980: "Bronzé bronzé"
- 1981: "Je ne crie pas, je ne pleure pas"
- 1981: "Dis-le moi"
- 1987: "Paramour"
- 1989: "Cœur de loup" (see 1978 above)
- 1989: "Alexis m'attend"
- 1990: "FA MA NO NI MA"
- 1990: "Macédomienne"
- 1992: "L'amant tequila"
- 1992: "Machine à larmes"
- 1994: "L'hymne à la boule"
- 1994: "Venez Venez Zuela"
- 1995: "Eiaio"
- 1995: "Si..."
- 1998: "Bi debraye"
References
- ^ "Lafontaine Wins 12th Place". Eurovision Song Contest. Retrieved 26 November 2010.
External links
- Official website (in French)