The 1982 album "Vendeurs de larmes" found Daniel Balavoine continuing his exploration of introspective themes with his signature blend of pop-rock and art-pop sensibilities. The release further cemented his status as a leading French artist of the era.
- "Vendeurs de larmes" was released on April 1, 1982.
- The album was released by Universal Music Division Barclay.
- The genre is described as rock, pop, and art pop.
Daniel Balavoine was a French singer-songwriter whose blend of rock, pop, and art-pop earned him significant success in the French-speaking world. He rose to prominence in the late 1970s and remained a major figure through the 1980s. At the time of "Vendeurs de larmes," Balavoine was at the height of his popularity, following up his massively successful 1980 album "Un autre monde."
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