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[[caption-width-right:350:Cover art photographed by Jean-Marie Périer.]]
''La question'' is the eleventh album of [[{{UsefulNotes/France}} French]] {{Pop}} singer Music/FrancoiseHardy. It was released in 1971 through her own production company Hypopotam.
It was recorded during a rocky time in the relationship between Françoise and Jacques Dutronc (to the point that the album credits Pinocchio as a "catalyzer"). Françoise is accompanied with Brazilian artist Tuca who handled most of the instrumentation. With an intimate BossaNova sound and darker lyrical themes such as separation, death and anxiety, ''La Question'' marks a mature era in Françoise' discography.
!!Tracklist:
[[AC: Side One]]
# "Viens" (2:11)
# "La Question" (3:00)
# "Même Sous La Pluie" (2:01)
# "Chanson d'O" (3:14)
# "Le Martien" (2:44)
# "Mer" (2:04)
[[AC: Side Two]]
# "Oui, Je Dis Adieu" (4:02)
# "Doigts" (1:25)
# "La Maison" (2:51)
# "Si Mi Caballero" (3:00)
# "Bâti Mon Nid" (2:53)
# "Rêve" (3:00)
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!! This album provides examples of:
* AlbumTitleDrop: Subverted on the title track which doesn't have a TitleDrop.
* BossaNova
* BreakUpSong: "Viens" and "Oui, Je Dis Adieu".
* CharacterTitle: "Le Martien".
* DespairEventHorizon: "Oui, Je Dis Adieu".
* DrivenToSuicide: "Mer".
* FaceOnTheCover: On the front and back cover of the album.
* GratuitousSpanish: On "Si Mi Caballero".
* IWillWaitForYou : "Même sous la Pluie" and "Bâti Mon Nid"
* LimitedLyricsSong: "Rêve"
* NoTitle: First released with only Françoise' name on its cover, it was retroactively renamed ''La Question''.
* NonIndicativeTitle: "Viens" might sound like an inviting title, yet it is about the end of a relationship.
* OneWordTitle: "Viens", "Mer", "Doigts" and "Rêve".
* {{Scatting}}: "Chanson d'O", "La Maison", "Bâti Mon Nid" and "Rêve".
* TheSomethingSong: "Chanson d'O".
* SpecialGuest
** This is the only album to feature Brazilian mutli-instrumentalist Tuca who handled all of the arrangements.
** MPB SingerSongwriter Taiguara composed "Rêve".
* SpokenWordInMusic: "Rêve" ends with a spoken passage.
* TitleTrack
[[caption-width-right:350:Cover art photographed by Jean-Marie Périer.]]
''La question'' is the eleventh album of [[{{UsefulNotes/France}} French]] {{Pop}} singer Music/FrancoiseHardy. It was released in 1971 through her own production company Hypopotam.
It was recorded during a rocky time in the relationship between Françoise and Jacques Dutronc (to the point that the album credits Pinocchio as a "catalyzer"). Françoise is accompanied with Brazilian artist Tuca who handled most of the instrumentation. With an intimate BossaNova sound and darker lyrical themes such as separation, death and anxiety, ''La Question'' marks a mature era in Françoise' discography.
!!Tracklist:
[[AC: Side One]]
# "Viens" (2:11)
# "La Question" (3:00)
# "Même Sous La Pluie" (2:01)
# "Chanson d'O" (3:14)
# "Le Martien" (2:44)
# "Mer" (2:04)
[[AC: Side Two]]
# "Oui, Je Dis Adieu" (4:02)
# "Doigts" (1:25)
# "La Maison" (2:51)
# "Si Mi Caballero" (3:00)
# "Bâti Mon Nid" (2:53)
# "Rêve" (3:00)
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!! This album provides examples of:
* AlbumTitleDrop: Subverted on the title track which doesn't have a TitleDrop.
* BossaNova
* BreakUpSong: "Viens" and "Oui, Je Dis Adieu".
* CharacterTitle: "Le Martien".
* DespairEventHorizon: "Oui, Je Dis Adieu".
* DrivenToSuicide: "Mer".
* FaceOnTheCover: On the front and back cover of the album.
* GratuitousSpanish: On "Si Mi Caballero".
* IWillWaitForYou : "Même sous la Pluie" and "Bâti Mon Nid"
* LimitedLyricsSong: "Rêve"
* NoTitle: First released with only Françoise' name on its cover, it was retroactively renamed ''La Question''.
* NonIndicativeTitle: "Viens" might sound like an inviting title, yet it is about the end of a relationship.
* OneWordTitle: "Viens", "Mer", "Doigts" and "Rêve".
* {{Scatting}}: "Chanson d'O", "La Maison", "Bâti Mon Nid" and "Rêve".
* TheSomethingSong: "Chanson d'O".
* SpecialGuest
** This is the only album to feature Brazilian mutli-instrumentalist Tuca who handled all of the arrangements.
** MPB SingerSongwriter Taiguara composed "Rêve".
* SpokenWordInMusic: "Rêve" ends with a spoken passage.
* TitleTrack
