Aufray’s 1976 album "Aquarium" saw the artist continue his unique blend of folk traditions and contemporary singer-songwriter sensibilities, offering a mature collection of songs.
- The album was released in France by Warner Music France on March 6, 1976.
- "Aquarium" features a mix of original compositions and interpretations of traditional folk themes, characteristic of Aufray's work.
- The album's folk and singer-songwriter genre aligns with Aufray's established musical style throughout his career.
Born in France in 1929, Hugues Aufray is a folk singer-songwriter known for his interpretations of traditional songs and his own compositions. In 1976, he was a well-established artist, having achieved success in the late 1960s and early 1970s with hits like "Santiano" and "Lejla".
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