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Alarme
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Le marché
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On est cool
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Pôle caca
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Architector
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Biocoop
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Alfred Nakache
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Stratocastors Paris, France
Marius, Danny, Seb et Jérôme écrivent ensemble des chansons qui leur ressemblent.
Le message est
lourd, les chansons parlent de la vie des quatre chômeurs à Paris. Ils chantent en français,
au grand dam de ceux qui ne comprennent pas la langue de Baudelaire.
Ils pourront toujours danser, d'ailleurs tout le monde danse toujours.
... more
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