Pascal Parisot

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Pascal Parisot at festival, June 2013

Pascal Parisot (born 20 November 1963) is a French songwriter and singer.^[1]

Discography

Rumba (2000)

Ca alors 03:49
Qui m'aime ne me suive pas 03:46
Diplômé de toi 03:41
Qui s'ignore 03:47
Suzanne 04:49
Je t'aime 03:27
Inutile de me faire les yeux d... 04:23
Ah ! Si j'avais du pognon 03:46
Je reste au lit 03:53
Tralala pas toi 04:05
Rumba 03:00

Wonderful (2003)

Wonderful 02:47
Que je sache 03:02
Tout va bien 03:54
Je = toi 03:35
Victime de l'amour 03:00
Les gens sont méchants 02:51
Moi scorpion, toi balance 03:29
La salle de bain 03:32
Sombre héros 03:11
Je veux être extraordinaire 03:47
Les gondoles à Denise 03:08
Lapin ! 02:34

Bêtes en stock (2010)

Fantaisie animale 00:27
On est des betes 02:41
Le cri de l'homme 02:29
Requiem pour un pou 03:37
J'mange de l'herbe 02:22
La petite souris 02:46
Ca sent le poney 02:36
Pauvre homme de cro-magnon 02:11
Tsé Tsé la mouche 03:05
Ça commence par pi 02:04
Like a spanish cow 02:47
Caniche sauvage 01:55
Pas de chat, pas de chien 03:31
Ho hisse 02:21

References

^ Mestron, Hervé (17 April 2019). "Des vampires pliés de rire". ResMusica (in French). Retrieved 8 December 2025.

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