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Old 11-30-2006, 07:26 AM
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Originally Posted by rwd716 View Post
About that, are you saying that they really don't play Christmas music in France? Or is all the music they play 50 yrs old?
Yes, only "classic" old songs like "Vive le vent" ("Jingle bell" I think), "Douce nuit", "Mon beau sapin" ("O Tannenbaum") and others. The one I was thinking of above was "Petit papa Noël" ("Petit"="Little", "papa or père Noël"="Santa Clause") by Tino Rossi, a ...Corsican singer and it was released in the 50s or 60s. Since that one, nothing by any "current modern" singer. The main reason would be that it would sound very childish for an adult singer. That's why I mentioned that only a very young child or band of young children could do that, but it doesn't even happen...

EDIT: oops, I read rwd716's post before yours, Twitch! At least, I'm confirming what you said about the old songs that are only used in France

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