I give You Rendez Vous

Alive". Released in 1978, it may not have achieved the same international acclaim as its A-side counterpart, but it nonetheless showcased the breadth of Hernandez's musical talent and ability to create catchy, danceable tracks. "I Give You Rendez-Vous" is a quintessential piece of the late 70s disco era. While it's rhythmically upbeat like "Born to Be Alive", the track presents a different side of Hernandez's artistry. It features infectious disco beats paired with Hernandez's unique vocals, making it an underappreciated gem in his discography. This track is a testament to Hernandez's musical versatility and his knack for creating songs that resonate with the spirit of the times. It carries the signature energy and disco flavor that characterized much of Hernandez's work, showing his ability to produce memorable tracks beyond his main hit. "I Give You Rendez-Vous" is a fine demonstration of the broad talent that lies beneath the international success of "Born to Be Alive". While it may have been overshadowed by the phenomenal success of its A-side, it is a must-listen for anyone seeking to explore Hernandez's music beyond his most famous hit. In retrospect, "I Give You Rendez-Vous" stands as a testament to Hernandez's musical depth and the wide-ranging creativity of his collaboration with Jean Vanloo. Despite its B-side status, it is a track that richly contributes to the musical legacy of Patrick Hernandez.