A Cause & On s'est aime a cause

[CelinesDIVO5]

I don't understand french. Do these songs go hand in hand with eachother?

[CSCfan]

Yeah, they're basically the same song.... Written by Françoise Dorin, but produced by different producers

[CelinesDIVO5]

all of the words are even the same?

[Bellamy]

Same lyrics, different melody.

[SuperLove4Celine]

I prefer "A cause" between the two. Then again that's probably 'coz I'm gay and love upbeat, dance music. LOL Edited October 24, 2009 at 05:18 PM by CelineFan10

[blowingbubbles@celine]

well what a crap stereotype!

Im gay and i prefer On s'est aime a cause....such a moving song which pulls at my emotions and heart strings ;oP in fact i think ill put it on now lol

[Davey84]

whahahah and there you have it people! a gay either loves upbeat dance music like Joe and Eddie or music which pulls at our emotions and heart strings like the poster above me and I!

 

 

I like OSEAC more than AC, but that's a great version too! but I think that the radio mix of A Cause is better than the album version

[CelinesDIVO5]

I prefer "A cause" between the two. Then again that's probably 'coz I'm gay and love upbeat, dance music. LOL

 

gay on celinedionforum?! in the U.S.?! WHERE?!?!? hehe

[angelil78]

There is a difference between the lyrics. The lyrics have been changed to fit the tune but in basics it's the same

[I Love You]

I Prefer OSAAC its more powerful and it makes me cry every time I hear it.

[luciusbright]

hey, I like them both! I believe they are all single materials, blame there's no MV for them

 

and CelinesDIVO5: I guess there are lots of American gay on this forum

[Lou555]

There is a difference between the lyrics. The lyrics have been changed to fit the tune but in basics it's the same

 

Absolutely! and those lyrics are from Françoise Dorin. And yes they are basically the same.

But the melody is completely different for both songs. They decided to do two different music for those Dorin's lyrics on D'Elles. One is uptempo "À cause" and the composer is Jacques Vénéruso and the other one "On s'est aimé à cause" is one of the most beautiful ballad of the album imo and the music composers are Marc Dupré and Jean-François Brault.

[I Love You]

I Never new that, that is new thanks for the info. I always thought they were different songs all together.

[Lou555]

I Never new that, that is new thanks for the info. I always thought they were different songs all together.

 

Yeah, this song has a special story. Those Françoise Dorin's lyrics(the woman who had already did the lyrics for "S'il n'en restait qu'une") inspired so many composers on the album that they decided to compose two different music for it. One of which has been co-composed by René's son-in-law Marc Dupré as many know.

Edited October 25, 2009 at 02:29 AM by Lou555

[Edwin]

whahahah and there you have it people! a gay either loves upbeat dance music like Joe and Eddie or music which pulls at our emotions and heart strings like the poster above me and I!

 

 

I like OSEAC more than AC, but that's a great version too! but I think that the radio mix of A Cause is better than the album version

Who dear? me dear? gay dear? No, dear. HOW VERY DARE YOU!

 

And yeah I prefer AC to OSAC. Specially the DJ Rien Remix

[Nando Férri]

I prefer On s'est taime a cause. My favorite from the album and probably her best ballad in years. My opnion, of course.

[ghazal]

they are the same?i cant understand french

[celinecolombian]

I prefer "A cause" between the two. Then again that's probably 'coz I'm gay and love upbeat, dance music. LOL

 

Well, I'm gay too, and I like them both but I prefer the ballad one.

And the lyrics are a bit diferent from each other.