Cristina Marocco - Je Te Dirais Que Tout Est Beau

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Album Review: "Je Te Dirais Que Tout Est Beau" by Cristina Marocco – A French Pop Gem That Sticks Like Glitter Alright, let’s get one thing straight—Cristina Marocco's Je Te Dirais Que Tout Est Beau isn’t just another pop album from 2008. Nope. It’s more like a warm croissant fresh outta the oven, sprinkled with poetic lyrics and served with a side of chanson vibes. Released under Plan2 Music and Play On (fancy labels for sure), this French-Italian fusion feels like that friend who always knows what to say when life gets messy. Now, before we dive in, let me warn you: this album has some serious track repetition issues. Seriously, they must’ve run out of ideas halfway through because songs like “Laisse Tomber La Neige” and “D’Humeur Egale” show up twice. Twice! But hey, maybe Cristina was just trying to make sure we didn’t miss the good stuff. Spoiler alert: it kinda worked. Track Highlights: The Ones That Stuck First up, “Les Cœurs Tendres”—oh boy, does this one hit different. If I had to describe it in three words? Soft, dreamy, and kinda heartbreak-y. The melody floats around your brain like a lazy cloud on a Sunday afternoon, while Cristina’s voice wraps itself around you like an old sweater. You know, the kind that smells faintly of nostalgia but still fits perfectly? Yeah, that vibe. And those lyrics? Oof. They’re all about tender hearts navigating love and loss, which sounds cheesy as heck, but somehow she pulls it off without making you roll your eyes. Respect. Then there’s “Tempo Complice,” which is basically the musical equivalent of sipping red wine at sunset. This tune sneaks up on you with its smooth rhythm and playful energy. It’s flirty, fun, and just a little bit mischievous—like that person at a party who convinces you to dance even though you swore you wouldn’t. Plus, the way Cristina switches between French and Italian mid-song? Chef’s kiss. It’s like she can’t decide whether she wants to serenade you in Paris or Rome, so she just does both. Bold move, but it totally works. Why This Album Matters (Sort Of) What makes Je Te Dirais Que Tout Est Beau stand out isn’t just its genre-blending magic—it’s how Cristina manages to sound effortlessly cool while singing about everyday emotions. Sure, the production might feel a tad dated now (hello, 2008 synth vibes), but there’s something charming about its simplicity. No over-the-top beats or auto-tuned nonsense here. Just raw, heartfelt storytelling wrapped in melodies that stick to your soul like gum on a hot sidewalk. And honestly? Listening to this album feels like flipping through an old photo album. Some moments are blurry, others are crystal clear, but every page tells a story worth remembering. Even if half the tracks are repeats. Final Thoughts: Life Lessons From Cristina Here’s the kicker: after spinning this album a few times, I realized something profound. Life’s a lot like Je Te Dirais Que Tout Est Beau. Sometimes things repeat themselves—not because they’re lazy, but because they want to remind us of their beauty. Whether it’s falling in love again, finding joy in small moments, or simply letting the snow fall (thanks, “Laisse Tomber La Neige”), Cristina reminds us that everything is kinda beautiful…if you squint hard enough. So grab a glass of wine, put this album on shuffle, and embrace the chaos. Or don’t. Either way, Cristina won’t judge. She’ll just keep singing her heart out, reminding us all that tenderness never goes out of style. Rating: 7.5/10 (because repeating tracks is cute, but not that cute).

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Artist: Cristina Marocco
Album: Je Te Dirais Que Tout Est Beau

France

Chanson

2008

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Track	Duration	Preview
L'Amour Existe
L' Amour Existe	04:00
Je te dirais que tout est beau	3:46
L'amour existe	4:0
Il messagio	4:16
D'Humeur Egale	02:57
Une Journée d'Automne	04:19
Cosa Resta
D'Humeur Egale
Piccola distanza	3:0
Il Messagio
Les Coeurs Tendres
Piccola Distanza
Les Cœurs Tendres	03:30
Cosa resta	4:4
Le parfum	3:40
La chiave inglese	4:15
Laisse tomber la neige	3:57
Je Te Dirais Que Tout Est Beau
Tempo complice	4:16
Une journée d'automne	4:19
Le Parfum
Une Journée D'Automne
Les cœurs tendres	3:30
Laisse Tomber La Neige
La Chiave Inglese
D'humeur égale	2:57
Tempo Complice

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312.5268.020

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Plan2 Music, Play On

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Role	Company
Phonographic Copyright (p)	Plan2
Copyright (c)	Plan2
Distributed By	PIAS France

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Made in the EU.
℗ & © 2008 Plan2 / Plan 2 Music - PlayOn

Barcodes

Barcode: 3 770001 155005
Rights Society: SACEM SDRM SACD SCAM
Other: 000 000-2

About Cristina Marocco

Italian singer and actress, born 21 March 1972 in Turin, Italy.

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C. Marocco
Christina Marocco
Cristina Maroco

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s an interesting fact: Cristina Marocco’s 2008 album *Je Te Dirais Que Tout Est Beau* is a beautiful blend of French and Italian influences. It features tracks with titles in both languages, like "La chiave inglese" (Italian) and "Les cœurs tendres" (French). The album even repeats some songs under slightly different names, such as "Laisse tomber la neige" and "Laisse Tomber La Neige," showing how small changes can give a track a new vibe. Released under Plan2 Music and Play On, it’s a hidden gem for fans of Chanson and French Pop.