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Vive le vent (Hooray for the wind) is an adaptation of the American song "Jingle Bells". This is not a translation and the story in the song is different, but the tune is the same.

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When was Vive le vent created?

Vive le vent (the French adaptation of Jingle Bells) was created and 1948 and was immediately popular in France.


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Vive le vent, Vive le vent,Vive le vent d'hiver,Qui s'en VA sifflant, soufflantDans les grand sapins verts.oh!Vive le temps, Vive le tempsVive le temps d'hiver,Boule de neige et jour de l'anEt bonne annee grand-mere!There is another version of the song called "Tintez cloches" (= chime bells) that stays closer to the words of the original song. Vive le vent means "long live the wind" and has very little to do with the original lyrics.


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