languages Versions of "Poupée de cire, poupée de son" in other languages include: ("Doll of wax, and doll of bran") ("The big rice cooker"), sung by The Chung Brothers, for the animated movie McDull: Rise of the Rice Cooker ("Wax doll"), sung by Eva Pilarová and then by Hana Zagorová ("Little doll"), sung by Gitte Hænning ("The fashion doll") sung by Marijke Merckens (1965) and Was ("Wax"), sung by Spinvis (2007) , sung by Twinkle ("Wax doll"), sung by Tiiu Varik; Laulev vahanukk ("Singing wax doll"), sung by Evelin Võigemast ("Wax doll, singing doll"), sung by Ritva Palukka ("That was a nice party"), sung by France Gall; Das Puppenhaus ("The doll's house"), sung by the Swiss singer Cornelia Grolimund (1995) ("Wax Doll") by performed by Mária Toldy ("Don't be angry, it's not a disaster") by Haim Hefer, performed by Yarkon Bridge Trio; Bubat kash ("Rag doll"), performed by Gila Edri. ("I do, you don't"), sung by France Gall ("Dreaming chanson doll"), sung by France Gall; there are also other versions sung by Mieko Hirota, Minami Saori, Fumie Hosokawa and Juju (singer) (October 2015) ("The singing wax doll") ("Wax doll, doll of sound"), sung by Wanderléa (Brazil) and Madalena Iglésias (Portugal) ("Wax doll"), sung by Muslim Magomayev ("Wax doll"), sung by Oľga Szabová ("Wax doll"), sung by Karina, Leo Dan and Juán "Corazón" Ramón ("I really can't help it, can I?"), sung by Gitte Hænning, Anne–Lie Rydé and Lill–Babs ("Doll without love"), sung by Ngọc Lan; a dance version by Mỹ Tâm; Performed on Thúy Nga's Paris By Night 52 by Trúc Lam & Trúc Linh in 1999 at Terrace Theater in Long Beach, California Covers The Swedish metal band Therion did two versions of the song on their album Les Fleurs Du Mal in 2012. They also made a video clip to one of the versions. The Spanish group Parchís used part of the main melody in their song "Corazón de plomo" ("Heart made of lead"), talking about a toy soldier, quite similar to the song of France Gall. The Spanish singer Javier Corcobado covered the song on his album Fotografiando al corazón, released in 2003. Montreal indie rock band Arcade Fire have sung a cover of "Poupée de Cire, poupée de son" throughout their 2007 tour in promotion of their album Neon Bible. They later released a studio version of it on their split 7-inch single with LCD Soundsystem.