Snoopy • Polichinelle • Pandi Panda • Papa Mille-Pattes

Released in 1985 on the RCA label, this record features Chantal Goya, a prominent French singer and actress who achieved massive success in the 1970s and 80s for her music aimed at children. This specific release is part of her catalog of narrative-driven pop songs that often utilized whimsical characters and theatrical staging, a signature of her collaborations with her husband, Jean-Jacques Debout.

The record compiles four tracks, including the title song 'Snoopy,' which capitalized on the international popularity of Charles Schulz's Peanuts characters. Goya's work during this era was defined by elaborate stage productions and colorful, high-concept musical storytelling that resonated deeply with French families, making her a ubiquitous figure in children's entertainment throughout the mid-1980s.