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'''Mon amour''' (French "my love") may refer to: |
'''Mon amour''' (French "my love") may refer to: |
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==Film and TV== |
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*''[[Monamour]]'', film |
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==Music== |
==Music== |
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*[[Mon Amour (BZN song)|"Mon Amour" (BZN song)]] 1976 |
*[[Mon Amour (BZN song)|"Mon Amour" (BZN song)]] 1976 |
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*[[Mon Amour (Klaus Dinger song)|"Mon Amour" (Klaus Dinger song)]] |
*[[Mon Amour (Klaus Dinger song)|"Mon Amour" (Klaus Dinger song)]] |
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*[[:fr:Mon amour]] single by [[Elsa (singer)]] 2004 |
*[[:fr:Mon amour]], single by [[Elsa (singer)]] 2004 |
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*"Mon amour", song by Shakira from [[She Wolf]] |
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==See also== |
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*[[Dors, mon amour]], winning song in the Eurovision Song Contest 1958 by André Claveau |
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*[[Hiroshima mon amour]], 1959 song |
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Revision as of 16:38, 6 January 2018
Mon amour (French "my love") may refer to:
Film and TV
- Monamour, film
Music
- "Mon Amour" (BZN song) 1976
- "Mon Amour" (Klaus Dinger song)
- fr:Mon amour, single by Elsa (singer) 2004
- "Mon amour", song by Shakira from She Wolf
See also
- Dors, mon amour, winning song in the Eurovision Song Contest 1958 by André Claveau
- Hiroshima mon amour, 1959 song
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