Mes souliers sont rouges, formed in Caen, Normandy, in 1991 by Emmanuel "Manu"
Savinelli, Dominique "Jimi" Adrix, and François "Gullivan" Boros, was a French
folk‑chanson band that evolved from traditional Québécois and French repertoire
into French variety. Their 1995 release Tape la galoche, their best‑selling
album to date, featured rearranged classics such as "La Poule à Colin" and "Vive
la rose". In 2000 the group issued the live album Proches, which peaked at
number 66 on the French charts and number 41 in Belgium, and its single "Quand
plus rien ne va (la turlutte)" (2001)...