Dis-leur Merde Aux Dealers (La Drogue C'est De La Merde)

Released in 1987 under the EMI label, this single by France Cartigny serves as a candid artifact of the late 1980s French anti-drug movement. The record was produced during a period when public awareness campaigns in France were increasingly utilizing popular media to address substance abuse among youth. Its direct title, which translates to 'Tell Dealers to Go to Hell,' reflects the blunt, moralizing tone often employed in educational outreach efforts of that era.

The design and artistic direction were aimed at creating a memorable, cautionary message for a mainstream audience. France Cartigny, who provided the vocals, positioned the track as a straightforward narrative against the influence of drug dealers. While it remains a niche piece of French pop culture, the release is recognized by collectors as a localized example of how labels and artists integrated social messaging into the commercial music industry during the late 20th century.