Sympathique is the first studio album from American band Pink Martini. It was released on November 11, 1997 by Pink Martini's own record label, Heinz Records . As of 2013 it has sold over one million copies worldwide.

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Sympathique Lyrics: Ma chambre a la forme d'une cage / Le soleil passe son bras par la fenêtre / Les chaussures à ma porte comme les petits soldats / Qui veulent me prendre / Je ne veux pas ...

Pink Martini is on tour in 2022! Tickets are on sale now at: http://pinkmartini.com/shows/ Pink Martini's first music video for their song "Sympathique" from the 1997 album,...

The full album for Sympathique / Music by Pink Martini playlist Sympathique tracklist (Pink Martini): Pink Martini - No hay problema Pink Martini - Sympathiq...

Sympathique, Pink Martini’s wildly popular debut album, was released in 1997. It has gone on to sell 975,000 copies worldwide and has taken the band around the world on tours to the Cannes Film Festival as well as Europe, Lebanon, Turkey, Japan and Taiwan, among other far …

20 years after the release of Pink Martini’s seminal and iconic first album Sympathique, it can now finally be heard in the way bandleader Thomas M. Lauderdale originally envisioned. Pink Martini’s arrangement of Maurice Ravel’s “Bolero” was a cornerstone of the original album, but the recording has been embroiled in a legal dispute ...

Sympathique (Sympathetic; I Don't Want to Work) Lyrics: My room is in form of a cage / The sun pops his arms through the window / The hunters at my door / Like the little soldiers / Who want to...

Sympathique (I Don't Want to Work) Lyrics: My room is in form of a cage / The sun pops his arms through the window / The hunters at my door / Like the little soldiers / Who want to take me (away...

2018年6月29日 · 20 years after the release of Pink Martini's seminal and iconic first album "Sympathique", it can now finally be heard in the way bandleader Thomas M. Lauderdale originally envisioned.