2) Carlos (February 20, 1943, Paris – January 17, 2008), born Yvan-Chrysostome Dolto, and sometimes called Jean-Christophe Doltovitch, was a leading French singer, entertainer and actor.
He was the son of the psychoanalyst Françoise Dolto and the physiotherapist Boris Dolto. He also obtained a diploma in 1961 at l’École française d'orthopédie et de masso-kinésithérapie, headed by his father.
At the age of 14 he met Johnny Hallyday, who befriended him. He was renamed Carlos in 1958, in homage to the percussionist Carlos "Patato" Valdes. He then became Hallyday's artistic assistant. From 1962 to 1972 he was Sylvie Vartan's artistic assistant, and it was he and Vartan who discovered Mike Brant, whom they brought to France in 1969.
Carlos was overweight and had a jovial countenance, and adopted a look similar to the singer Antoine, with leis and Hawaiian shirts. In 1980, he became a spokesman for the Oasis brand fruit drink, with his song "Rosalie" being used in their television advertisements.
In 1988, he was named the mascot of the amusement park Mirapolis, open in the Val-d'Oise, which quickly went bankrupt. He ran for office in the local elections in Courdimanche in 1989, but was not elected. He regularly participated in the radio program Grosses Têtes of Philippe Bouvard and had his own cartoon, Around the World in 80 Dreams (Les aventures de Carlos), in 1992. He was also the narrator of the French version of Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids (T'as l'bonjour d'Albert).
From 2000 to 2007, he directed documentary films for the series Le Gros homme et la Mer (The Fat Man and the Sea), for the stations Odyssée and Voyage.
In January 2008, Carlos died in Clichy. Cancer is generally considered as the most plausible cause of his death[1]. Carlos was buried in Bourg-la-Reine cemetery beside his mother, Françoise Dolto, and his father, Boris Dolto.
3) Carlos is a demoscene alias of Gabor Csordas, active from 1998 to early 2000's. He used FastTracker II. Some of the characteristics of this artist's music is jazzy progressions, unique style and heavy modulation. Carlos is known for his jazz musicdisk "Giant Steps".
FEVER
Carlos Lyrics
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Never know how much I care
When you put your arms around me
I get a fever that's so hard to bear
You give me fever, when you kiss me
Fever when you hold me tight
Fever, in the morning
Sun lights up the daytime
Moon lights up the night
I light up when you call my name
And you know I'm gonna treat you right
You give me fever, when you kiss me
Fever when you hold me tight
Fever, in the morning
Fever all through the night
Everybody's got the fever
That is something you all know
Fever isn't such a new thing
Fever started long ago
Everybody's got the fever
That is something you all know
Fever isn't such a new thing
Fever started long ago
Never know how much I love you
Never know how much I care
When you put your arms around me
I get a fever that's so hard to bear
You give me fever, when you kiss me
Fever when you hold me tight
Fever, in the morning
Fever all through the night
Captain Smith and Pocahontas
Had a very mad affair
When her daddy tried to kill him
She said 'Daddy, o, don't you dare
He gives me fever, with his kisses
Fever when he holds me tight
Fever, I'm his misses,
Oh daddy, won't you treat him right'
Everybody's got the fever
That is something you all know
Fever isn't such a new thing
Fever started long ago
Everybody's got the fever
That is something you all know
Fever isn't such a new thing
Fever started long ago
The song "Fever" by Carlos talks about a passionate love between the singer and his lover. The lyrics indicate that the singer has intense feelings toward his lover that he never knew he had. The song starts and ends with the same verse, "never know how much I love you, never know how much I care when you put your arms around me, I get a fever that's so hard to bear," emphasizing the intensity of the love between the two.
The chorus of the song is particularly memorable, using the metaphor of fever to describe the sensation of being with his lover. The repetition of "fever" throughout the chorus, "You give me fever, when you kiss me fever when you hold me tight, fever, in the morning fever all through the night," reinforces the idea of the intensity and excitement in the relationship.
The second verse of the song switches the focus to natural elements, with the sun and the moon as symbols of the cycle of day and night. This verse stresses the importance of the lover in the singer's life, comparing their love to the natural rhythm of the world around them.
The third verse takes a historical turn, referencing a famous love story between Captain John Smith and Pocahontas. The singer compares their historical relationship to his own and emphasizes the point that feverish passion is not a new concept.
Overall, the song "Fever" by Carlos is a poetic expression of intense love and passion. The lyrics use metaphors of heat and fever to describe the sensation of being in love, emphasizing the all-consuming nature of passion.
Line by Line Meaning
Never know how much I love you
I never fully grasp how deep my love for you actually is
Never know how much I care
I never fully understand the extent to which I care for you
When you put your arms around me
When you hold me close with your embrace
I get a fever that's so hard to bear
I become overwhelmed with passion that is challenging to sustain
You give me fever, when you kiss me
Your touch ignites a passionate and intense feeling within me
Fever when you hold me tight
My passion only gets more intense when you hold me tight
Fever, in the morning
The fever of my passions remains with me even in the morning
Fever all through the night
My passions stay with me all night as well
Sun lights up the daytime
The sun brings light and clarity to the daytime
Moon lights up the night
The moon illuminates and beautifies the night
I light up when you call my name
My face brightens with joy upon hearing your voice
And you know I'm gonna treat you right
You can trust me to always treat you with respect and love
Everybody's got the fever
Everyone experiences intense passion and desire
That is something you all know
This is a universal truth understood by all
Fever isn't such a new thing
Intense passion has been present throughout history
Fever started long ago
This intense passion has been around for a very long time
Captain Smith and Pocahontas
An example of two individuals who experienced intense passion for each other
Had a very mad affair
Their passion was so intense that it could be described as a 'mad affair'
When her daddy tried to kill him
Her father disapproved of their union so strongly that he attempted to harm him
She said 'Daddy, o, don't you dare
She commanded her father to not harm her lover
He gives me fever, with his kisses
His touch evokes a passionate fever within her
Fever when he holds me tight
The fever of passion only increases when he is near and holding her tight
Fever, I'm his misses,
She considers herself his woman and beloved
Oh daddy, won't you treat him right'
She pleads with her father to accept and respect their love
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Written by: Eddie Cooley, Otis Blackwell
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