Pure is the third studio album released by Lara Fabian. Her first album released outside of Canada, it went platinum in less than two weeks and eventually received a Diamond certification in France. It won a Félix Award for Popular Album Of The Year at the 1997 ADISQ gala and was also nominated in the Best Selling French Album category. It contains the song "La différence", which protested against homophobia.
Pure |
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Released | 1996 June 3, 1997 |
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Recorded | 1996 |
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Studio |
- Rick's Studio (Studio Marko)
- Studio Morin Heights
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Genre | Pop |
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Length | 48:30 |
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Producer |
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Title
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Music
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Lyrics
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Time
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1
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"Tout"
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Rick Allison
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Lara Fabian
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04:16
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2
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"Si tu m'aimes"
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Rick Allison
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Lara Fabian
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03:30
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3
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"J'ai zappé"
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Vincenzo Thoma
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Dominique Owen
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05:06
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4
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"La Différence"
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Rick Allison
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Lara Fabian
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04:12
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5
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"Humana"
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Rick Allison
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Lara Fabian
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05:39
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6
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"Urgent désir"
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Daniel Lavoie, Mario Proulx
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Daniel Lavoie
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03:57
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7
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"Les Amoureux de l'an deux mille"
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Rick Allison
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Lara Fabian
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04:54
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8
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"Ici"
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Daniel Seff
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Lara Fabian
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03:26
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9
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"Alléluia"
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Daniel Seff, Rick Allison
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Lara Fabian
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04:08
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10
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"Je t'aime"
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Rick Allison
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Lara Fabian
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04:21
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11
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"Je t'appartiens"
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Janey Clewer
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Lara Fabian
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03:23
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12
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"Perdere l'amore"
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Marcello Marrocchi
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Giampiero Artegiani
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05:04
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Chart (1996)
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Peak position
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Belgian Albums (Ultratop Wallonia)[1]
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3
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French Albums (SNEP)[2]
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3
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