70K views · 1.1K reactions | HAUT LES ❤️️ Chantée par Charles Trenet en 1966, puis dans une version plus jazzy par Georges Brassens en 1979, voici «Y'a d'la joie», histoire d'amener des bonnes ondes pour 2022 (oui, ça s'appelle la méthode Coué). | INA | Facebook

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Charles Trénet - Douce France (1957) "Douce France," by Charles Trénet, stands as a poignant and evocative tribute to France, emerging from the 1950s as a heartfelt ode to the nation's landscapes and memories. Translating to "Sweet France," the song is steeped in nostalgia, painting the tranquil beauty of rural France with Trénet's melodious voice and poetic lyrics. Trénet, known as the "Fou Chantant" or "The Singing Madman," was celebrated for his emotive and vivid storytelling in music. "Douce

Charles Trénet - Douce France (1957) The 1950s brought forth a abundance of memorable songs from various parts of the world, but few were as evocative and heartfelt as Charles Trénet's "Douce France." Hailing from France, this song is a beautiful ode to the country, capturing the essence of its landscapes, memories, and the profound attachment Trénet felt towards his homeland. "Douce France," which translates to "Sweet France," is drenched in nostalgia. The song paints a vivid picture of the Fre

Douce France // Charles Trenet // POMPLAMOOSE ft. John Tegmeyer Et voilà Douce France de Charles Trenet! Here's an old French tune for you - the first track on our album "Impossible à Prononcer" - coming Summer 2021! Our album ‘Invisible People’ is now available EVERYWHERE! http://pomplamoose.com Save this song on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2r3Yqkh Follow us on instagram: https://instagram.com/pomplamoosemusic Become a patron of our music (to vote on the songs we cover and get merch and stuff lik