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PLURI ELLES, the 2003 release from famed French singer Serge Lama, includes 12 romantic duets with artists like Dalida, Lara Fabian, Isabelle Boulay, and Angunn, among others.
2003 studio album from the French pop star, featuring 12 great duets recorded with Dalida, Lara Fabian, Isabelle Boulay, Angunn, & many others. WEA. Serge Lama Plurielles Songs | 1. | Je Voudrais Tant que Tu Sois La (Duo Avec Annie Girardot) | |
| 2. | Les Ballons Rouges (Duo Avec Lara Fabian) | |
| 3. | Le 15 Juillet A 5 Heures (Duo Avec Lena Ka) | |
| 4. | L'Enfant D'un Autre (Duo Avec Lynda LeMay) | |
| 5. | Je Suis Malade (Duo Posthume Avec Dalida) | |
| 6. | Quand on Revient de La (Duo Avec Isabelle Boulay) | |
| 7. | Les Poetes (Duo Avec Lorie) | |
| 8. | Petite Cantate (Duo Avec Marie-Paule Belle) | |
| 9. | D'Aventures en Aventures (Duo Avec Enzo Enzo) | |
| 10. | Une Ile (Duo Avec Angunn) | |
| 11. | Femme, Femme, Femme (Duo Avec L5) | |
| 12. | Je T'Aime A la Folie (Duo Avec Sweet Generation) | |
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