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Dijon. Emily Loizeau Plunges Back Into the Tracks of Her First Album

Franco-British singer Emily Loizeau will enchant the audience of Cèdre in Chenôve on November 5. Accompanied by her piano, the 51-year-old artist revisits the titles of her first album, "Autre fin du monde", released in 2006.

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