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".
Rosalie
Carlos Lyrics
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Tous les jours, tous les jours, je pense à toi
Ca vient d’où, ma doudou, ton grand dédain ?
Je suis seul au dodo, j’ai du chagrin
Rosalie, Rosalie, doudou dodue
Tu me tues, je suis fou, je suis foutu
Je revois ma doudou, je me souviens
Qu’elle dansait, qu’elle dansait, qu’elle dansait bien
Qu’elle chantait, qu’elle chantait, qu’elle chantait bien
Qu’elle m’aimait, qu’elle m’aimait, qu’elle m’aimait bien
Qu’elle mentait, qu’elle mentait, qu’elle mentait bien
Rosalie, Rosalie, oh
Rosalie, Rosalie, ah
Rosalie, Rosalie, ma rose à moi
C’est comme une maladie qui n’guérit pas
J’ai le pouls, ma doudou, qui bat trop fort
Donne-moi rendez-vous ou je suis mort
Rosalie, Rosalie, dans quel état
Tu m’as mis cet été, dans quel émoi
J’adorais ma doudou, je me souviens
Qu’elle dansait, qu’elle dansait, qu’elle dansait bien
Qu’elle dansait, qu’elle dansait, qu’elle dansait bien
Qu’elle chantait, qu’elle chantait, qu’elle chantait bien
Qu’elle m’aimait, qu’elle m’aimait, qu’elle m’aimait bien
Qu’elle mentait, qu’elle mentait, qu’elle mentait bien
Rosalie, Rosalie, oh
Rosalie, Rosalie, ah (ter)
Mais qu’est-c’que t’as doudou, dis donc
Doudou amadoue toi donc
Dédé au dodo, c’est bidon
Moi doudou, j’ai tous les dons
Rosalie, Rosalie, oh…
Rosalie, Rosalie, ah…
The lyrics to Carlos's song Rosalie are sung in French and express the emotions of a man who is lovesick for his former lover, Rosalie. The song opens with the repeated lines, "Rosalie, Rosalie, pauvre de moi/Tous les jours, tous les jours, je pense à toi" which translate to "Rosalie, Rosalie, poor me/Every day, every day, I think of you." He wonders why Rosalie doesn't show him any affection and feels heartbroken and alone, longing for her affection. He recalls her dancing and singing, and when they were in love, adding that she lied to him.
Throughout the song, the singer is consumed by his love for Rosalie, whom he refers to as "ma rose à moi" ("my rose"). He is desperate to see her again, asking her to meet him before he dies. The chorus repeats the name "Rosalie" multiple times, as if to emphasize the obsession the singer has. The last verse sees the singer address Rosalie directly, asking her to soften up and reminisces about their past together.
Overall, the lyrics of Rosalie express the feelings of heartbreak and longing for a past lover. The song is filled with vivid imagery of past experiences together, such as her singing and dancing, which reinforce the idea of nostalgia and the desire to recapture lost memories.
Line by Line Meaning
Rosalie, Rosalie, pauvre de moi
Carlos feels deeply unhappy and sad, as he sings out the name of his beloved, Rosalie
Tous les jours, tous les jours, je pense à toi
Carlos thinks of Rosalie every day, without exception
Ca vient d’où, ma doudou, ton grand dédain ?
Carlos wonders where Rosalie's strong dislike or contempt towards him came from
Je suis seul au dodo, j’ai du chagrin
Carlos is lonely and sad when he goes to bed, as he yearns for Rosalie's love and attention
Tu me tues, je suis fou, je suis foutu
Rosalie's actions or lack of affection towards Carlos leave him feeling heartbroken, insane, and hopeless
Je revois ma doudou, je me souviens
Carlos fondly remembers Rosalie and the good times they had together
Qu’elle dansait, qu’elle dansait, qu’elle dansait bien
He recalls how well Rosalie danced, as it was one of the reasons he fell in love with her
Qu’elle chantait, qu’elle chantait, qu’elle chantait bien
He remembers how beautiful Rosalie's voice was, as she sang sweetly to him
Qu’elle m’aimait, qu’elle m’aimait, qu’elle m’aimait bien
Carlos remembers how much Rosalie loved and cared for him
Qu’elle mentait, qu’elle mentait, qu’elle mentait bien
Despite Rosalie's love, Carlos also remembers how well she was able to deceive and lie to him
C’est comme une maladie qui n’guérit pas
Carlos likens his feelings for Rosalie to an incurable disease, implying the depth of his love for her
J’ai le pouls, ma doudou, qui bat trop fort
Carlos's heart races very fast in the presence or thought of Rosalie, indicating his strong emotions for her
Donne-moi rendez-vous ou je suis mort
Carlos pleads with Rosalie to see him, showing how desperate he is for her attention
Tu m’as mis cet été, dans quel émoi
Carlos remembers how Rosalie stirred up emotions in him during a summer they spent together
J’adorais ma doudou, je me souviens
Carlos loved Rosalie deeply, as he recalls with nostalgia how great she was to him
Mais qu’est-c’que t’as doudou, dis donc
Carlos expresses curiosity about what's going on in Rosalie's life and why she's been distant
Doudou amadoue toi donc
Carlos urges Rosalie to soften up and be more affectionate to him, signifying his desire for intimacy
Dédé au dodo, c’est bidon
Carlos dismisses the idea of sleeping alone, referring to himself by a different name
Moi doudou, j’ai tous les dons
Carlos sees himself as the perfect partner for Rosalie, suggesting that he has the qualities that she needs in a lover
Lyrics © MUSIC 18, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: CLAUDE LEMESLE, GEORGES PLUNKET
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
@danielerobin305
Ah si on pouvait revenir en arrière 😍 🥰🤗
@patrickpluquet5908
Voilà un charmant et joyeux compère.
Il incarné la joie de vivre. L 'insouciance...
Quelle époque !
Que c'est loin. Heureusement on peut l 'écouter sans modération.
@svetliaokdymnova1701
On voit Romane Serda et Marie Drucker c'est vraiment sympa !
@ilove7421
RIP : Tu étais un Super Mec...Tu me faisais bien rigolé...
@matthieustrasseele
La musique joyeuse, la mode des années 90 très colorée... maintenant tout est morose, gris, terne... déprimant. Je veux bien une machine à voyager dans le temps et revenir en arrière.
@grazilion8753
Ah aussi notre très cher ami Mr Carlos lui il nous mettez de la joie dans nos cœurs à nous tous ensemble et de la, bonne humeur
@alainbernez2003
Que de souvenirs, Club Med , Réunion, Maurice ..quelles fêtes..un personnage hautement sympathique,et amateur de bouchons Réunionnais bien pimentés..♥️
@PierreLagrene-ci5wr
Il était plein de vie
@margotmargot6896
C'était quand même une autre époque 😢😢😢
@andrealize1357
Quelle belle epoque où nous passions d'agréables soirée en regardant les belles émissions de variétés , ❤