J'attendrai (album)

J'attendrai is a 1975 studio album by French-Italian singer Dalida. It is named after its title track, "J'attendrai," a French version of the popular WWII-era song "Tornerai" (sung by Carlo Buti) with lyrics by Louis Poterat. This song, adapted from an aria in Puccini's opera Madame Butterfly, became one of Dalida's signature tunes and a symbol of hope and resilience during wartime.

The album, released by Sonopresse, features a collection of songs in French, including covers of popular tunes and original compositions. While "J'attendrai" is the most well-known song on the album, the record also included other notable tracks showcasing Dalida's vocal range and versatility. The album's musical style encompasses a range of genres prevalent in Dalida's repertoire, including pop, chanson, and ballads. J'attendrai contributed to Dalida's continued success and cemented her status as a prominent figure in French and international music.