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The Essential Collection - CD Music

by Edith Piaf
label: West End, June of 2008 ‧
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ALIGNMENT


Disco 2
01 - La Chansons De Catherine
02 - Telegramme
03 - Je T' Ai Dans La Peau
04 - Au Bal De La Chance
05 - Monsieur Et Madame
06 - Notre Dame De Paris
07 - Bravo Pour Le Clown
08 - Jean Et Martine
09 - Pour Qu'elle Soit Jolie Ma Chanson
10 - Et Moi
11 - L'effet Que Tu Me Fais
12 - Johnny, Tu N'es Pas Un Ange
13 - Les Amants De Venise
14 - La Goulante Du Pauvre Jean
15 - Sous Le Ciel De Paris
16 - Enfin Le Printemps
17 - Serenade Du Pave
18 - Le Chemin Des Forains
19 - L'accordeoniste
20 - C'est a Hambourg
21 - Soudain D'Une Vallee
22 - L'homme a La Moto
23 - Les Amants D'un Jour
24 - Une Dame
25 - Et Pourtant

Disco 1
01 - Adieu Mon Coeur
02 - Le Petit Homme
03 - La Vie En Rose
04 - Dany
05 - Bal Dans Ma Rue
06 - Hymne a L'amour
07 - Hymn to Love
08 - The Three Bells
09 - La Vie En Rose
10 - Simply a Waltz
11 - Autumn Leaves
12 - Don't Cry
13 - Chante Moi
14 - My Lost Melody
15 - I Shouldn't Care
16 - 'Cause I Love You
17 - Demain Il Fera Jour
18 - Du Matin Jusqu'au Soir
19 - Si, Si, Si
20 - Avant L'heure
21 - Rien De Rien
22 - La Valse De L'amour
23 - Padam...padam
24 - Jezebel
25 - La Rue Aux Chansons

The Essential Collection - CD

by Edith Piaf

Property Description
label: West End
Release Date: June of 2008
Dimensions: 142 x 123 x 10 mm
Format: Music
Categories: Other Genres > Easy Listening/Lounge/Cabaret
EAN: 5022810193920
Duration (m): 155.00
Number of disks: 2
Format: CD / Album

ABOUT THE ARTIST

Edith Piaf

Édith Piaf, born Édith Giovanna Gassion on December 19, 1915 in Paris, France, and died on October 10, 1963, is one of the most iconic singers in the history of French music. Known as "La Môme Piaf" (the little sparrow), due to her small stature and captivating presence, Piaf left an indelible mark on French music and culture, and is often referred to as the "Voice of France".

Piaf's childhood was marked by difficulties. She grew up in conditions of extreme poverty and was raised by her maternal grandmother, who ran a brothel in Normandy. Édith started singing on the streets of Paris at a young age to survive, until she was discovered by impresario Louis Leplée, who helped launch her career in the late 30s. It was Leplée who gave him the nickname "La Môme Piaf".

His first big hit came in 1936 with the song "La Vie en Rose", which became not only his most famous theme, but also one of the symbols of French music around the world. Piaf was known for her unparalleled ability to express deep emotions through her voice, touching themes of love, loss, and the struggle for survival in her songs.

Throughout her career, Piaf recorded a number of songs that have become classics, such as "Non, Je Ne Regrette Rien", "Hymne à l'Amour", "Milord", and "La Foule". Her style was marked by intense and dramatic interpretation, which reflected the painful experiences of her personal life, including the loss of great loves and struggles with health problems and addiction.

Édith Piaf also played an important role in launching the careers of other artists, including Charles Aznavour and Yves Montand. Despite his untimely death at the age of 47, Piaf remains a revered figure in France and beyond, with his music maintaining enduring popularity.

His life was marked by personal tragedies, but also by an extraordinary talent that allowed him to conquer an eternal place in the history of music. Piaf is remembered as an artist who, despite adversity, managed to turn her pain into art, creating songs that continue to touch the hearts of people around the world.

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