Michel Sardou, les meilleures chansons

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Michel Sardou, les meilleures chansons

2021

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6 members

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Michel Sardou

Self (archive footage)

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Mireille Mathieu

Self (archive footage)

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Johnny Hallyday

Self (archive footage)

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Eddy Mitchell

Self (archive footage)

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Romain Sardou

Self (archive footage)

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Fernand Sardou

Self (archive footage)

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