D'eux
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Studio album by Celine Dion | |||||||||||
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April 3, 1995 |
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Label (s) | Columbia Records | ||||||||||
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Title (number) |
12 |
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running time |
47:16 |
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D'eux is the thirteenth album by the Canadian singer Celine Dion . It was released on April 3, 1995 on the Columbia Records label.
prehistory
Before the album D'eux , Dion had already released nine French-language albums. With the first eight, she was largely successful only in Canada. Her first album, Unison , recorded in English and sold three million copies worldwide, made her known in other countries. Her ninth French-language album Des mots qui sonnent achieved double platinum status in Canada and France . With the English-language albums Celine Dion and The Color of My Love , Dion became a world star from 1992 onwards.
History and description
The initiative for D'eux came from the French singer and composer Jean-Jacques Goldman , who suggested that she write an entire album for her. In November and December 1994 the songs were recorded in the Méga studio in Paris .
The album was released on March 27, 1995 in France and the day after in Canada. More than a million copies were sold within five months, ultimately a total of ten million worldwide. In 2012 it was the best-selling French-language album in music history and, with four million copies, the best-selling album in France. The decoupled song Pour que tu m'aimes encore , which was released on March 13, 1995, was the best-selling single in France for twelve weeks . The second release Je sais pas was a number 1 hit in October 1995 .
Track list
Music and lyrics by Jean-Jacques Goldman unless otherwise noted.
- Pour que tu m'aimes encore (4:14)
- Le ballet (4:23)
- Regarde-moi (3:57)
- Je sais pas (Goldman, J. Kapler) (4:33)
- La mémoire d'Abraham (3:50)
- Cherche encore (Erick Benzi) (3:24)
- Destin (4:15)
- Les derniers seront les premiers (3:33)
- J'irai où tu iras (3:26)
- J'attendais (4:24)
- Prière païenne (4:10)
- Vole (2:57)
Celine Dion and Jean-Jacques Goldman sing the songs Les derniers seront les premiers and J'irai où tu iras in a duet.
Sales figures and awards
Country / Region | Award | Sales |
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Awards for music sales (country / region, Award, Sales) |
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(300,000) |
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5,000,000 |
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(1,000,000) |
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700,000 |
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7,500 |
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(100,000) |
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(100,000) |
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(250,000) |
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(100,000) |
All in all |
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5,807,500 |
Main article: Celine Dion / Music Sales Awards
Remarks
- ↑ J. Kapler is a pseudonym of Jean-Jacques Goldman's brother Robert Goldman .
Individual evidence
- ↑ Céline Dion a "envie" de retravailler avec Jean-Jacques Goldman at chartsinfrance.net, accessed on July 22, 2015