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The first compilation that brings together French groups who sing in English. English has always been taboo in the "made in France" song until the mid-2000s when a folk refrain called Chupee invaded the French airwaves. Ten years after the international success of the French electro touch, the English language took over French song. From then on, a veritable Anglophone tidal wave took over musical production in France and the doors of success opened wide for a mode of expression until then completely ignored by the media. As a result, in 2009, the Victoires de la Musique rewarded groups expressing themselves in the language of Shakespeare (Izia, Pony Pony Run Run…) Cocoon, Izia, Pony Pony Run Run, Moriarty, The Do, Coming Soon, Herman Düne, Revolver, etc. : review of the numbers of French groups (rock, pop or folk) who express themselves… "in English in the text"!