This 1973 album features Cordy in a transitionary period, moving towards a more mature sound while retaining her characteristic charm. It was released on Johnny Williams Son, a label that would host several of her later recordings.
- The album was released in September 1973, during a prolific period for Cordy. It was released on the label Johnny Williams Son. The genre is listed as pop and world music.
- This release came after a series of successful films and stage performances for Cordy in the early 1970s. The album showcases her versatility, blending traditional French chanson with more contemporary pop arrangements.
- Details about the specific recording sessions, producers, or chart performance for this particular album are not widely documented. Its release followed a period of intense creative output for the artist.
Annie Cordy was a Belgian-born singer and actress, popular in France for her comedic roles and vibrant stage presence. She began her career in the 1950s, becoming one of the most recognizable figures in French popular entertainment.
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