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Le Mot de passe : ウィキペディア英語版
Le Mot de passe

''Le Mot de passe'' (Eng: ''The Password'') is an album recorded by the French singer Patricia Kaas. It was her fifth successful studio album and was released in 1999. It was well charted in many countries, including France and Belgium.
==Background and writing==

This album was released on May 14, 1999. As for ''Je te dis vous'' and ''Dans ma chair'', it was composed and produced by many famous artists in France. For example, it was produced by the French singer and songwriter Pascal Obispo, on which Kaas was accompanied by an orchestra on several tracks. Jean-Jacques Goldman again contributed to the making of the studio album, among others writing two songs : "Une Fille de l'Est" (Eng: "A Girl from the East") in which Kaas praised her East French heritage and "Quand les chansons commencent" (Goldman had already worked with Kaas for her two previous studio albums). The French singer Zazie wrote the track "Je compte jusqu'a toi" (she had also participated in the writing of "Je compte jusqu'à toi", on ''Dans ma chair''). Lionel Florence, who had composed many songs for many artists such as Nolwenn Leroy, was involved in the writing of three tracks. Yvan Cassar, Abraham Laboriel Jr. and Jean-Philippe Audin, who participated in Mylène Farmer's albums and concerts tours, were parts of musicians.
The song "Les Éternelles" (Eng: "The Eternals") was also published in Germany as a duet with the Swiss tenor Erkan Aki under the title of "Unter der Haut" (Eng: "Under the skin"), and was the theme music of the five-part ZDF serial ''Sturmzeit'' (Eng: ''Stormy Times''), based on a book by Charlotte Link.
In France, the two singles from this album didn't meet a great success. The first one, "Ma Liberté contre la tienne", peaked only at #34, while the second one, "Une Femme comme une autre", failed to reached the top 50 (#78). Two other songs from ''Le Mot de passe'' were released as singles in 2000 ("Mon Chercheur d'or" and "Les Chansons commencent"), but in their live versions available on Kaas' 2000 album ''Live''. They weren't successful too.

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