Summary of Magazine 60's artist biography: Magazine 60 is a French synth music duo formed in 1982 in Paris, consisting of Jean-Luc Drion and Pascal Languirand. Their first album, "Pardonne-moi ce caprice d'amour," was released in 1984. Their biggest hit is the song "Don Quichotte," which reached number one on the Top 50 in France in 1986. In 1986, the duo released their second album "Rendez-vous au paradis," featuring the single "Pas de boogie woogie sur Mars" which reached number two on the Top 50 in France. After splitting up in 1987, they reunited in 1990 to release their third album titled "Le meilleur de Magazine 60." In 1995, Magazine 60 released their fourth album "Les années 80," with the single "Les démons de minuit" which reached number nine on the Top 50 in France. The duo split up again in 1996, but reunited in 2006 to release their fifth album "Rendez-vous au paradis." In 2011, they released their sixth album "Don Quichotte" featuring the single of the same name, which reached number one on the Top 50 in France. In 2013, their seventh album "Les années 80" was released, including once again the single "Les démons de minuit" which reached number nine on the Top 50 in France. In 2015, Magazine 60 released their eighth album "Rendez-vous au paradis," with the single "Pas de boogie woogie sur Mars" which reached number two on the Top 50 in France. In 2017, their ninth album "Don Quichotte" was released, featuring again the single of the same name which reached number one on the Top 50 in France. Finally, in 2019, they released their tenth album "Les années 80," with a new version of the single "Les démons de minuit" which reached number nine on the Top 50 in France.

Magazine 60 - Don Quichotte (maxi) Extract :

Magazine 60 - Don Quichotte Extract :