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Saint-Granier
Saint-Granier was a French folk-rock group that formed in Paris during the 1970s. Their song "Eh! hop... on en sortira" became particularly well-known, with...
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Saint-Granier was a French folk-rock group that formed in Paris during the 1970s. Their song "Eh! hop... on en sortira" became particularly well-known, with lyrics that touched on social issues of the time.
Their debut album was called "On en sortira," which included that track. They also released other albums like "Du temps pour s'aimer" and "Le monde change." Songs such as "La violetera" and "Ramona" appear in their catalog.
The existing history mentions Jean-Jacques Goldman, Michel Berger, Daniel Balavoine, and Catherine Lara as members, though that specific lineup seems unlikely given those artists' individual careers. Saint-Granier's music drew from folk, rock, and French chanson traditions.
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