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'''Sibérie m'était contéee''' ("Siberia was told to me") is the first ]-only album by ], released in ]. This album features, along with a CD, an illustrated book by ]. Hit singles include ''Petite blonde du boulevard brune'' ("Little blonde from brunette street").


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Note that the title incorporates an intentional misspelling (''contéee'' instead of ''contée'').
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The album cover includes the words (in ]s): "…A TOUS LES PECHEURS DU FLEUVE AMOUR…", which is a ]. It can be understood as either "to all those who fish the ] river" (a river in ]), or as "to all the sinners of the river Love". The French words ''pécheur'' (sinner) and ''pêcheur'' (fisherman/fisher) are spelled the same way in capitals, since the ] usually drops accents on capital letters.
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Note however that the accent is often retained for clarity for capital E-with-] when it occurs in a word-final or near word-final position. For example, the title as written in capitals on the album cover is SIBERIE M'ETAIT CONTÉEE; however, this should not be interpreted to mean that the intended title was "Siberie m'etait contéee" rather than "Sibérie m'était contéee".

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