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Julie Zenatti

French chanson
French pop
Pop music
French singer Julie Zenatti (February 5, 1981) rose to prominence in the late 90s portraying Fleur-de-Lys in the musical comedy Notre-Dame de Paris. A soprano with a four-octave vocal range, Zenatti was born in Paris and was discovered singing at a karaoke event in 1994. She was quickly signed to EMI and recorded a handful of singles that never got to see the light of day, including a collaboration with Lenny Kravitz. In the following years, Zenatti lent her voice to the soundtrack of the animated series Princesse Starla et les Joyaux magiques (1995) and received an offer to repr...
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La Belle et la Bête (Duo) (La Belle et la Bete (Duo))Patrick Fiori and Julie Zenatti
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JE VOUDRAIS QUE TU ME CONSOLESJulie Zenatti
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LETTRE A FRANCEMichel Polnareff, Pascal Obispo, Julie Zenatti and Bruno Walker
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Pour Y Croire EncoreJulie Zenatti
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Tout est plus popJulie Zenatti
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Paisiblement fouJulie Zenatti
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La Belle et la Bête (Duo) (La Belle et la Bete (Duo))Patrick Fiori and Julie Zenatti

Princesses : Les Plus Belles Chansons

4:05

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JE VOUDRAIS QUE TU ME CONSOLESJulie Zenatti

Comme Vous...

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LETTRE A FRANCEMichel Polnareff, Pascal Obispo, Julie Zenatti and Bruno Walker

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Pour Y Croire EncoreJulie Zenatti

Fragile

6:21

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Tout est plus popJulie Zenatti

Refaire Danser les Fleurs

2:50

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Paisiblement fouJulie Zenatti

Refaire Danser les Fleurs

2:43

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