2010

Summary Olia Ougrik and Dave take you to the dance floor and invite you to wear your best dancing queen clothes for 17 hits of a particular genre in each show. Shake your hips in your living room to the sound of the greatest timeless hits. View more details

Music

2010

Dix-sept tubes pour

Directed : Unknown

Written : Unknown

Stars : David Charvet Mika Dave Olia Ougrik

All cast & crew

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Genres : Music

Release date : Feb 9, 2010

Countries of origin : France

Official sites : Official Site

Language : French

Production companies : Carson Prod.

Music

Details

Genres : Music

Release date : Feb 9, 2010

Countries of origin : France

Official sites : Official Site

Language : French

Production companies : Carson Prod.

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Christophe Willem in Dix-sept tubes pour (2010)

Dave and Olia Ougrik in Dix-sept tubes pour (2010)

Francis Cabrel in Dix-sept tubes pour (2010)

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