Wow😳! Who's this group? Who's the female vocal? Bravo! Wish someone can give me d answer

Thanx. Good to know.

- That is so true! For example, the song known in English as “My Way.” It’s a re-make of the French song “Comme d’habitude,” which is searingly poignant and MUCH darker. The original is about an unhappy couple who are resigned to go through the motions of daily life in a loveless marriage out of habit. Quite a different mood from the typically American bombast and narcissism of My Way.

And its a totally different tone and meaning. Irony the best version of "Que reste il (de nor amours)" is by American Stacey Kent While the best version of "I wish you love" is by French singer-actress Patricia Kaas

Interestingly, right-clicking one's mouse "Translate to English" gives the following vs the lyrics below via Alda Firgita: "What remains of our loves What remains of these beautiful days A photo, an old photo Of my youth What remains of the sweet tickets The months of April, of the dates A memory that I remember Continues Without ceasing Faded happiness, hair in the wind Stolen kisses, moving dreams What remains of all this Tell me A small village, an old bell tower A landscape so well hidden And in a cloud the dear face Of my past Tonight the wind knocking at my door Tells me of dead loves Before the fire that goes out Tonight it's an autumn song In the shuddering house And I think of the distant days What remains of our loves What remains of these beautiful days A photo, an old photo Of my youth What remains of the sweet tickets The months of April, of the dates -you a A memory that haunts me incessantly Happiness faded hair flying stolen Kisses, shifting dreams What remains of it all Tell me a small village, an old tower landscape so well hidden And in the cloud dear face of my past"

@@JustJoeT - That’s a pretty good (if rather prosaic) translation, except for “sweet tickets.” Billets doux are love letters.

,merci!😘

Esta es la original

Mikko, this music is French.