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Something Ive always been wondering (since the release of the album). Why did Céline (or Célines team) decide to call D'eux, D'eux? If Im not mistaken D'eux means "them" in french? :ermm:
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D'eux means "from them" cant remember but i think it came out in For Keeps...
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yes it was in the for keeps book,

in french D'eux means "from them". the title is meant ot signify that the album came from the two of them: Celine and Jean-Jacques. "deux" without the apostrophe, means "two" which also worked
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that's a good explanation cause I used to wonder....now I have the answer!!!thank you guys..and I find it a wise title as it fits the album!!!!!From the two of them to ALL OF USSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS in the whole world.....and what a record!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :clap: :thumbsup2:
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Thanks Rosebud! I knew what it meant, but why. :lol: I see now, very cool.

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I always thought it meant "Two"...As in her colaberation with JJ??

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