Papillon
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Papillon, papillons, or le papillon may refer to:
Animals
- Butterfly
- Papillon (dog), a dog breed
- Papillon (horse), a racehorse, winner of the 2000 Grand National
Film and television
- Papillon, a fictional character in the anime series Busou Renkin
- Papillon (1973 film), an adaptation of Henri Charrière's book, starring Steve McQueen
- Papillon (2017 film), another adaptation of Henri Charrière's book, starring Charlie Hunnam
- Le Papillon (film) or The Butterfly, a 2002 French film starring Michel Serrault
- Papillon (TV series), a live action comedy series
Literature
- Papillon (book) (1969), a memoir by Henri Charrière about his imprisonment at the Devil's Island penal colony in French Guiana
- Papillon (manga), a manga series by Ueda Miwa
Music and dance
- Papillon (Hitomi Shimatani album), 2001, or the title song
- Papillon (Lara Fabian album), 2019
- Papillon, a 2015 album by the French artist Sanseverino
- Le papillon (ballet), an 1860 ballet
- Papillons, a series of piano dances by Robert Schumann
Songs
- "Papillon" (Chaka Khan song), originally recorded by Gregg Diamond as "Hot Butterfly", 1978; covered by Chaka Khan, 1980
- "Papillon" (Editors song), 2009
- "Papillon" (Hitomi Shimatani song), a Japanese-language cover of Janet Jackson's "Doesn't Really Matter", 2001
- "Papillon", by the Airborne Toxic Event from The Airborne Toxic Event, 2008
- "Papillon", by Celine Dion from S'il suffisait d'aimer, 1998
- "Papillon", by Jackson Wang, 2017
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