Modern Times (1936): Soundtrack: Je cherche après Titine by Léo Daniderff

[@myung-hyunkim1210]

One of the best genius in human history

[@rem999]

Un genio. Genial el baile!!!! Todo él.

[@김기수-r7o5p]

영상 음악 추억 살려주어서 감사합니다.

[@fu2hong2]

What a creativity!

[@MontseAntares]

How wonderful !!!!! A big hug for you!!

[@kurganloki9153]

ce mec était un génie !

[@spanishmasterpieces5203]

Like the title of the video!

[@bluefire872]

mütiş umarım kanalın gelişir ve büyük bir kanal olursun :D

[@mxmx3910]

aynen

[@gouache700]

C'est une reprise de Leo Daniderff (de son vrai nom, Gaston-Ferdinand Niquet), qui l'a chantée et composée en 1917. Charlie Chaplin l'a reprise dans Les Temps Modernes, sans payer les droits puisqu'ils n'étaient pas déposés aux Etats-Unis.

[@juankrill]

wow es lo que quería saber. Muchas gracias

[@angeldavidocampobejaranocr8597]

hola soy colombiano

[@AEGxPredator]

this is just great

[@doragon3540]

auのもらえる好きの曲

[@coraliedagda4817]

Super montage ! Merci ! :)

[@dariagneusheva1982]

מצחיק צ'רלי צפילי'
אני אוהבת אותו

[@binkerrrrr]

omggg why does this sound like ice dance compulsory music?

[@englishencountersprestagem8031]

SBS드라마 제목뭐예요

[@yilmazufuk]

Filmler Ve Filmler den gelenler +1

[@tobesters]

what's the version of the first track? can't find it anywhere!

[@adaletresmikanal2888]

Filmler ve Filimler xd

[@motorshyundai1204]

20s/ m2 300 millions Dallas soviet United States of America 🇺🇸

[@fornlike]

Please, where this version and the instrumental one were released first? They're not on the orignal soundtrack.

[@therealconniefrancis]

I prefer the original version