Still on top form at the turn of the 80s, Michel d’Alexis’s Les Aiglons released Le Cerveau in 1983, four infectious tracks of compas and cadence. Gilles Floro had already joined the band, but the orchestra will disappear in 1986, before a small revival in the early 2000s. Remember that the group, with its cadence magma, held the record for the best-selling West Indian song for a long time with Cuisse La, which was only finally dethroned by the inevitable Zouk La Sé Sel Medikaman Nou Ni in 1985!
Le Cerveau – Les Aiglons, 1983
