The album 'Je m'appelle Barbra' was released in October 1966 as Barbra Streisand's sixth studio album. It is notable for being her first album sung entirely in French, though it includes some songs in English. It peaked at number 5 on the Billboard 200 chart.
The album was recorded in Paris and New York, and featured collaboration with French composer Michel Legrand, who arranged and conducted several tracks. It includes versions of classic French songs like 'Le Mur' and 'Les Moutons', as well as a French version of 'Free Again'.
Although no commercial singles were released in the United States, the album was a critical success and showcased Streisand's linguistic versatility. It was certified gold by the RIAA in 1966.