[Machine Translation] The 1920s to the 1940s, when the flow of time was leisurely and vague anxiety intermingled. With a splendid guest list, Patrick Bruel, a leading figure in French pop music, sings a sincere homage to "French popular music". The songs are mainly chansons francaises from the 1930s and 1940s, and all of them are masterpieces that will remain in the history of chansons in France. It also includes many well-known Japanese songs such as "My Lover in Saint-Jean," which was inserted in the movie "The Last Train," "Paris Festival," "Leaving You," "Let Me Hear Your Love Words," and many others. This is not only a best-of album, but also features Patrick Bruel's duets with a splendid lineup of guests. Twelve of the 24 songs are duets. In addition to well-known French artists such as Charles Aznavour, Jean-Jacques Goldman, and Johnny Arridi, Patrick's sister-in-law, Emmanuelle Beard, also participated. On Disc-2, Kahimi Karie also joins the band to sing "Night and Day". All songs include lyrics and translations.