Lala la lala

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44 Magnum Posted messages 53 Status Member -
Jfauchon - 27 Nov 2023 at 05:31

Hello everyone.

I’m looking for the interpreter and especially the title of a song where there are apparently several people singing, among other things: "Lala la lala". It’s obviously a quite popular song, but I can't seem to find its name.

Thanks in advance, goodbye.

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Anonymous user

Hello,

maybe life is life?
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leave the appearance and take the meaning
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  hi
  I'm betting on that one too :)
  
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2. EwanMcGregor Posted messages 4330 Status Member 1 087 > Anonymous user
  
  Hey there,
  Absolutely, I’m betting too :)
  
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EwanMcGregor Posted messages 4330 Status Member 1 087

Hi Magnum,

Maybe Sream with the title 'Na na na kiss him goodbye'?
Goodbye.
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44 Magnum Posted messages 53 Status Member 10

Thank you very much, it is indeed Live Is Life.
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  ok, well, you're welcome, and have a nice day everyone :-)
  
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  1. EwanMcGregor Posted messages 4330 Status Member 1 087 > Anonymous user
    
    Well, there you go, it's done, that was the right one, good job Loona ;)
    Have a nice day too!
    
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Mpilot

Hello, the song you’re looking for is definitely "Gypsy Woman (She's Homeless)" sung by Crystal Waters.
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44 Magnum Posted messages 53 Status Member 10

Thank you for your response, but that's not it...
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romain3169 Posted messages 1738 Registration date Status Member Last intervention 306

Hello,

It vaguely reminds me of Hermes House Band - I Will Survive. Starting from 2:30.

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  Hi
  restart
  much older than that ;)
  
  http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xbi3s_gloria-gaynor-i-will-survive_news
  
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2. romain3169 Posted messages 1738 Registration date Status Member Last intervention 306
  
  Evening the genius.
  
  Yes, of course, but not all the "lalala".
  
  In French version as well.
  
  PS: the second comment of the video would deserve its place among the seagulls ;-)
  
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3. Anonymous user > romain3169 Posted messages 1738 Registration date Status Member Last intervention
  
  Even back then Régine was old ...
  That's excellent, worthy of a Coluche
  she's been surviving for 70 years the poor thing, and especially having to listen to her sing :o) ---> [ ]
  
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4. Anonymous user
  
  excellent comment ;D
  
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5. Anonymous user > Anonymous user
  
  well, there's worse :o))
  https://www.dailymotion.com/video/xb8nbv
  
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44 Magnum Posted messages 53 Status Member 10

Thank you for your response as well, but that's still not it...

I'm talking about a song that's more or less modern (maybe from the 80s or 90s), where several people, mostly men, sing in the chorus: "Lala la Lala," with a particular enthusiasm.
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frederic91600 Posted messages 460 Registration date Status Member Last intervention 76

'Hey,

in the chorus: "Lala la Lala" I found it, but it's not men singing....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZyTgxZCjBHQ

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EwanMcGregor Posted messages 4330 Status Member 1 087

Hi,

@ Magnum: are your 'lalalas' the actual lyrics sung, or have you replaced the real lyrics with 'lalalas'?
And is your title more rock, disco, funk, dance...?
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Joe

Partout dans le monde
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