Boyer Lucienne
Boyer Lucienne is a French musical duo consisting of singer-songwriter Caroline Boyer and multi-instrumentalist Loïc Lucienne. Their sound pairs Caroline's...
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Boyer Lucienne is a French musical duo consisting of singer-songwriter Caroline Boyer and multi-instrumentalist Loïc Lucienne. Their sound pairs Caroline's vocals with Loïc's guitar work, creating songs that often explore themes of love and longing.
Their most recognizable song is "Parlez-moi d'Amour," which served as the title track for their debut album in 2013. Other songs in their catalog include "Chez moi," "L'étoile D'amour," and "J'ai Rêvé De T'aimer."
They followed their debut with albums like "Comme des Papillons" in 2015 and "Nuits Blanches" in 2018. Their music has been covered by other artists.
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