synffFrançoise Hardy emerged as a yé-yé icon in early-1960s France, her breathy voice and acoustic guitar crafting melancholic ballads that pierced the era's frothy pop with raw introspection.
Unlike peers' candy-coated innocence, Hardy's songs like "Tous les Garçons et les Filles" evoked lonely longing…
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Alain Souchon, Benjamin Biolay, Bob Dylan, Chantal Goya + 22 more
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