Léopold Nord & Vous is a Belgian band that gained popularity during the 1980s, mainly in the French-speaking part of the country and in France. The group was initially formed by three brothers: Hubert, Benoît, and Alec Mansion. Known for their catchy tunes and playful lyrics, their music often reflects a blend of pop and funk with a distinctive European flavor. The band originally went by the name "Léopold Nord et Eux," with "Eux" essentially meaning "and them" in French, which added a touch of quirky personalization to their identity.

Their single "C'est l'amour" became a substantial hit not only in Belgium but also across Europe, and has since become a classic in Francophone pop music. Released in 1987, the song was a defining moment in the band's career, combining a danceable rhythm with lighthearted, romantic lyrics. This track has enjoyed enduring popularity, often played on retro radio stations and at events. Over the years, the band has seen changes in its lineup and variations in its success, yet they continue to be celebrated for their contribution to the 80s music scene with their upbeat melodies and signature style that combines humor with relatable love songs like "Bruxelles Toulouse." After a hiatus, the band made a rejuvenation of sorts, weaved into nostalgia circuits that fondly remember the synthesizer-driven hits of their heyday.