Les Parisiennes

Les Parisiennes, a French yéyé girl group, was formed in 1964 by composer Claude Bolling. The initial lineup included Nicole Croisille, Danielle Licari, Michelle Dorney, and Nadine Doukan. They released their debut EP Il Fait Trop Beau Pour Travailler in 1964. Following the success of this release, the group underwent several lineup changes, with Raymonde Bronstein, Anne Lefébure, Hélène Longuet, and Anne-Marie Royer joining. Their releases include Un Tout Petit Pantin (1967) and contributed to film soundtracks like Borsalino (1970). The group disbanded in 1971 but reformed briefly in 1973 and again in 2018 with a new lineup featuring Arielle Dombasle, Mareva Galanter, Inna Modja, and Helena Noguerra.