Dalida - All Gold Of The World

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All Gold Of The World by Dalida: A Timeless Pop-Chanson Treasure Let’s be real—Dalida had this magical way of making you feel things. And All Gold Of The World, released in 2004 via RDM (yeah, a Russian label!), is one of those albums that just hits different. It’s not trying too hard, but it doesn’t need to. This collection screams classic pop with a chanson twist, and honestly? It feels like home. Like sitting on your grandma’s couch while she tells stories about life before smartphones. The album has all the hits you’d expect from Dalida—those big emotional ballads and upbeat tunes that make you wanna grab someone’s hand and twirl around the room. But let me tell ya, two tracks stuck out for me in particular: “La Danse De Zorba” and “Paroles, Paroles.” First up, “La Danse De Zorba.” Oh man, this song is pure energy bottled into three minutes. You can practically hear the wine glasses clinking and people stomping their feet at some Mediterranean party. I mean, how do you not move when that rhythm kicks in? Every time it comes on, I find myself doing these awkward dance moves in my kitchen, pretending I’m part of an impromptu Greek celebration. There’s something raw about it—it pulls at your soul without even asking permission. It’s messy, joyful, chaotic… kinda like life itself. And then there’s “Paroles, Paroles.” Ugh, this one gets me every single time. It’s so simple yet so deep. Dalida sings as if she’s whispering secrets directly into your ear, and suddenly you’re thinking about all the promises people have broken or kept in your own life. Her voice cracks in places where words fail, and it’s beautiful because it feels real. Not polished, not perfect—just human. By the end, you’re either crying softly into your pillow or staring blankly out the window wondering what love really means anyway. What strikes me most about this album is its mix of joy and melancholy. One moment you’re dancing like nobody’s watching (“Bambino,” anyone?), and the next you’re questioning everything (“Que Sont Devenues Les Fleurs” will do that to you). It’s unpredictable, kind of like Dalida herself. She didn’t follow trends; she set them. And this record proves it. So here’s the thing: listening to All Gold Of The World isn’t just about hearing songs—it’s about feeling them. Like they’re little pieces of Dalida’s heart scattered across time. Honestly, it makes me wonder… would she have liked TikTok? Probably not. But hey, maybe her music would’ve gone viral regardless. If you haven’t given this album a spin yet, stop whatever you’re doing and press play. Trust me—it’s worth it.

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Artist: Dalida
Album: All Gold Of The World

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Les Enfants Du Pirée
Come Prima
Les Gitans
La Danse De Zorba
Le Temps Des Fleurs
Je M'Endors Dans Tes Brais
La Sainte Totoche
Petit Homme
O Sole Mio
Que Sont Devenues Les Fleurs
Bambino
Buenos Noches MI Amor
T'Ai Reve
Paroles,Paroles
Le Petit Perroquet
Gondolier
Le Jour Ou La Pluie Vendra
Chaque Instant De Chaque Jour
Guitare Et Tambourin
Amore Scusami

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Catalog Numbers

CD RDM 0403459

Labels

RDM

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Notes

BOOKLET 4 PAGES

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s a fun fact: Dalida’s album *All Gold Of The World*, released in 2004 in Russia, is a treasure trove of timeless classics. It blends her signature French chanson style with pop influences. The tracklist is like a journey through her iconic career, featuring hits like *Bambino* and *Paroles, Paroles*. What’s wild is that even decades after her passing, her music still resonates globally—proof of her enduring legacy. Plus, who wouldn’t want to hear *O Sole Mio* sung in Dalida’s unique voice?