  We consider a commutative family of holomorphic vector fields in an
neighbourhood of a common singular point, say $0\in \Bbb C^n$. Let $\lie g$ be
a commutative complex Lie algebra of dimension $l$. Let
$\lambda_1,...,\lambda_n\in \lie g^*$ and let us set
$S(g)=\sum_{i=1}^n\lambda_i(g)x_i\frac{\partial}{\partial x_i}$. We assume that
this Lie morphism is {\bf diophantine} in the sense that a diophantine
condition $(\omega(S))$ is satisfied. Let $X_1$ be a holomorphic vector field
in a neighbourhood of $0\in \Bbb C^n$. We assume that its linear part $s$ is
regular relatively to $S$, that is belongs to $S(\lie g)$ and has the same
formal centralizer as $S$. Let $X_2,..., X_l$ be holomorphic vector fields
vanishing at 0 and commuting with $X_1$. Then there exists a formal
diffeomorphism of $(\Bbb C^n,0)$ such that the family of vector fields are in
{\bf normal form} in these formal coordinates. This means that each element of
the family commutes with $s$. We show that, if the normal forms of the $X_i$'s
belongs to $\hat {\cal O}_n^S\otimes S(\lie g)$ ($\hat {\cal O}_n^S$ is the
ring of formal first integrals of $S$) and their junior parts are free over
$\hat {\cal O}_n^S$, then there exists a holomorphic diffeomorphism of $(\Bbb
C^n,0)$ which transforms the family into a normal form. The elements of the
family, but one, may not have a non-zero linear part at the origin.
