Les plus belles chansons (Remastered) Charles Aznavour

• 1 Quand on s'aime 03:29
• 2 Viens pleurer au creux de mon épaule (Réenregistrement 1964) 03:14
• 3 Sa jeunesse (Réenregistrement 1964) 04:43
• 4 Toi et moi 03:07
• 5 Le palais de nos chimères (Réenregistrement 1964) 02:21
• 6 Mes emmerdes (Remastered 2014) 03:04
• 7 À ma fille (Version stéréo 2024) 03:37
• 8 Non, je n'ai rien oublié 06:25
• 9 La bohème 04:03
• 10 Les deux guitares 03:49
• 11 Comme ils disent 04:53
• 12 Désormais 03:13
• 13 Parce que tu crois 03:10
• 14 Il te suffisait que je t'aime 03:07
• 15 She (Tous Les Visages De L'amour) 02:33
• 16 Les comédiens (Version stéréo) 02:23
• 17 La mamma (Version stéréo) 03:46
• 18 Emmenez-moi 03:31
• 19 Trousse-chemise (Version stéréo) 02:23
• 20 Tu T'laisses Aller (Remasterisé En 2001) 03:41
• 21 Que c'est joli Venise 02:56
• 22 Sur ma vie (Réenregistrement 1964) 02:32
• 23 Nous nous reverrons un jour ou l'autre (Remasterisé en 2004) 03:44
• 24 Parce que (Réenregistrement 1964) 02:49
• 25 Je m'voyais déjà 03:22
• 26 Il faut savoir (Remasterisé en 2001) 03:10
• 27 L'amour c'est comme un jour (Version stéréo) 03:45
• 28 Et pourtant (Version stéréo) 02:51
• 29 Hier encore 02:20
• 30 Paris au mois d'août 03:24
• 31 Et moi dans mon coin (Remastered 2014) 03:35
• 32 Qui ? 03:38
• 33 Le temps 02:35
• 34 For Me... Formidable 02:18
• 35 Tout s'en va 03:24
• 36 Plus bleu que tes yeux (Réenregistrement 1964) 02:51
• 37 Ave Maria 04:25
• 38 Les plaisirs démodés 05:55
• 39 Mourir d'aimer 03:58
• 40 Une vie d'amour (Bande originale du film "Téhéran 43") 03:22
• 41 Bon anniversaire 04:07
• 42 J'en déduis que je t'aime (Réenregistrement 1964) 03:05
• 43 Que c'est triste Venise 02:36
• Total Runtime 02:27:14

Info for Les plus belles chansons (Remastered)

Charles Aznavour, known for his poetic lyrics and inimitable voice, has shaped the musical landscape for decades. The album "Les plus belles chansons" reflects the unique musical legacy of this legendary artist – a wonderful opportunity for all lovers of the French chanson tradition to experience the timeless music of this extraordinary artist.

In the early 1950s, Charles Aznavour, a French singer of Armenian descent, struggled to win over audiences and faced ridicule and rejection. Despite these challenges, he remained determined. Aznavour became Edith Piaf's secretary in 1946 and learned the intricacies of performing and songwriting. Although Piaf considered him a close colleague, she never saw him as a romantic, and Aznavour longed for success as a performer, not just as a composer. His breakthrough came on December 12, 1960, when he received a standing ovation for his song "Je m'voyais déjà" at the Alhambra in Paris, thus launching his rise to prominence.

In the 1960s, his hits, including "For Me formidable," "Et pourtant," "La Bohème," and "Emmenez-Moi," cemented his status as a superstar. Aznavour's songs often reflected on the past and collective memory, and songs like "Non, je n'ai rien oublié" dealt with love and time. He a

Charles Aznavour

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Charles Aznavour
born on May 22, 1924, in Paris to Armenian parents, is a French singer-songwriter, actor, writer, and diplomat. He obtained Armenian nationality in December 2008 upon his appointment as Ambassador to Armenia. During his seventy-year career, Charles Aznavour composed more than 1,200 songs and sang in eight different languages. In total, the singer has sold more than 180 million records worldwide.

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