"Don't cry little Alda"

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tr13ze Posted messages 19 Status Member -  
 bernard -
Hello,
I’m looking for the interpreter of this old song “Ne pleure pas petite Alda.” I believe it’s by a Caribbean singer. Does that ring a bell for you? Thank you in advance for your responses.

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  1. vascof
     
    The name of the group is Los Matadores, who also sing with Alice Lachaut "Ma petite maman", "Je viens de très loin" and unfortunately many others.
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    1. bernard
       
      On the Alda disk, there is the voice of his father Mr. PAPERI, who owned the dancing bar, Le Saigonnais, in Diego Suarez from the 1960s until at least 1975... In the group, there was also JAOJOBY, a currently very well-known singer in Madagascar.
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  2. kpm5
     
    Alda is her daughter, as well as Monique. I was a student of this charming (PAPERI) in Joffreville;
    My mother has some records from the group and is currently in Sambava.
    Marcello
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  3. bout de bois 69
     
    The Saigonnais orchestra and the singer were MAURITIANS! I had nicknamed the singer "FALOU MAMA," a MAURITIAN expression he often used! I also knew DOMINIQUE and ALDA well when I was in PROTET in DIEGO. It seems to me that the PAPPERI now live in ITALY, the home country of the owner of SAIGONNAIS; his wife was Indochinese. The emblematic song of the GROUP was: AU SAIGONNAIS, all the crews of the ESCORT AVISO on site knew it.
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    1. MLN
       
      Anecdote: When the music is credited to Mr. Paperri, it is actually the Brazilian saxophonist Barbossa who transcribed the tune whistled by Mr. Paperri. The Saigon establishment where the group Les Matadorres performed was a family business - the daughters worked there right after graduating high school - that included a hotel, a restaurant, and a dance hall.
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    2. bout de bois 69
       
      Absolutely, I met the three sisters!
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  4. gule Posted messages 1762 Status Member 352
     
    Hi,
    I saw somewhere that this person was singing, you never know! "MR Paperi"
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  5. marvin11
     
    Alda is sung by Los Matadores, created by Mr. Paperi. I'm also looking for the song I come from very far by the same group. http://www.zomare.com/mp3-45-tours/Los-Mata/jeviensde.mp3
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    1. Bernard
       
      I own the 45 RPM record, if interested I can make an MP3 copy.
      Bernard
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    2. tr13ze Posted messages 19 Status Member 2 > Bernard
       
      Hello,
      I just saw the response you left me. Thank you in advance, and yes, I would be interested in this song. Could you please get back to me?
      Thank you.
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    3. bernard77200 Posted messages 1 Status Member > tr13ze Posted messages 19 Status Member
       
      You can contact me at bwirth@free.fr so I can send you the song "ALDA" by Los Matadores in mp3 format.
      Reminder: LOS MATADORES is a Malagasy group that performed at the SAIGONNAIS in Diégo Suarez from the years 70 to 75. The singer of the group is JAOJOBI (the owner of the SAIGONNAIS is Mr. PAPPERI, a former legionnaire).

      Sincerely,
      Bernard
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    4. karlito974 > Bernard
       
      Yes Bernard, I'm also looking for that song. If you could send me a copy, that would be nice. Thanks in advance.
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    5. bernard77200 > karlito974
       
      Write to my email, I will send you the songs of Los Matadores. Best regards, Bernard
      wirthb@free.fr
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  6. vascof
     
    Non, c'est malgache. Le chanteur, c'est Euzebe Jaojoby du groupe Los Matadores, on l'appelle Jojob. Il chante aussi "Je viens de très loin" et tant d'autres. Maintenant, c'est le roi du salegae à Madagascar.
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