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Edith Piaf
2009-01-14 22:48:00 Fuente: CambioA veces nos preguntamos por qué en este mundo hay personas nacidas para ganar y otras para perder. No obstante, como todas las dicotomías, aquélla de ganadores-perdedores no está libre de ser muy relativa y hasta muy pobre: ¿realmente están seguros de que las cosas son como aparentan? Hay personas tan golpeadas, que el éxito bien podría representarles no ya la felicidad ni ya siquiera una compensación por las carencias de cosas imprescindibles para cualquier persona ordinaria; el éxito sólo representaría un simple anestésico sin el cual ya la vida se tornaría insostenible? Y ¿por qué me he puesto tan sombrío en mis reflexiones? Hace poco pude ver La Môme (Francia, República Checa y Reino unido, 2007), una película sobre la vida de la cantante francesa Edith Piaf (Marion Cotillard). La llamada Niña Gorrión acaso hubiera cambiado tranquilamente todos sus laureles y fama y fortuna por una existencia tal vez más anodina pero más feliz o siquiera más normal? En la ...
By: Carta Náutica
The Voice of the Sparrow: The Very Best of Edith Piaf
2008-05-19 05:04:00 Back in the day, I listened to Piaf incessantly. Of course then, I was enrolled in a high school French course, and Piaf’s tales of abusive lovers and heroin addiction were heady stuff for a kid coming of age in the 60s. Not long ago, I rolled into the bookstore and picked up a CD of Piaf’s best - -The Voice of the Sparrow: The Very Best of Edith Piaf - - as my vinyls were long-gone. Listening to her tunes was magic - not only did it take me back to my own coming of age days, it reminded me of how much I loved her gritty, no-holds barred music. If you haven’t listened to Piaf, get yourself over to Amazon or your local bookseller and pick up this CD. You don’t even need to know any French to recognize the pain and suffering of France’s legendary Little Sparrow. No Tags---Related Articles at books, art, entertainment, music:Interview with Author Susan Kaye BehmNew Novel of Abuse: The Journey, Beyond the SavageNew Novel Asks if It Takes a Lifetime to Know...
By: Blogging Authors
Specsavers - 2 for 1 Glasses - Edith Piaf
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By: TVs Worst Blog
Sous le Ciel de Paris. Edith Piaf
2007-09-02 12:42:00 Una bella canción, se la dedico a El Asomado, quien tiene la dicha de estar en París. En Francia. ¡Nostalgia!, se fascinaran con las imágenes que animan el video. Sus maravillosos parajes y sitios que nos son imborrables a quienes hemos tenido la dicha de conocer a esta ciudad de sueños. En mi ...
Edith Piaf - La Môme - La Vie en Rose (2007) - So...
2007-08-21 22:00:00 Edith Piaf - La Môme - La Vie en Rose (2007) - Soundtrack Download Password: http://tuchinsky.blogspot.com
By: Tuchinsky
What you have always wanted to know about Edith Piaf
2007-08-03 13:11:00 Edith Piaf was one of France's most beloved singers and became a national icon.Her singing reflected her tragic life, with her specialty being the poignant ballad performed in a heartbreaking voice.The great love of Piaf's life, the married boxer Marcel Cerdan, died in an October 1949 plane crash, on a flight to see Piaf. Their affair made international headlines.Piaf was later married twice. Her first husband was Jacques Pills, a singer. Her second husband, Greek Théo Sarapo, was a 26-year-old hairdresser-turned-singer and actor, 20 years younger than Piaf. They married in 1962.In 1951 she was involved in a car crash along with Aznavour, breaking an arm and two ribs, and thereafter had difficulty breaking serious morphine and alcohol addictions.At the early age of 47, Piaf died of liver cancer on the French Riviera, on October 1963, the same day that her friend Jean Cocteau died. She had slipped in and out of consciousness for the first two months after her marriage to Sarapo, be...
By: Ruyi Travel Book
"Les amants de Teruel" - Edith Piaf
2007-07-13 11:01:00 ??????: Jacques Plantes???????: ????? ??????????L'un près de l'autre,Se tiennent, les amantsQui se sont retrouvésPour cheminer côte à côte.Retrouvés dans la mortPuisque la vie n'a pas su les comprendre,Retrouvés dans l'amourLa haine n'ayant pas pu les atteindre.Les feuilles, les feuilles tombentSur leur lit de noces.Que la terre soit douce,Soit douce aux amants de TeruelEnfin réunis dans l'ombre...L'un près de l'autre,Ils dorment maintenant.Ils dorment, délivrésDe l'appréhension de l'aube.Se tenant par la main,Dans l'immobilité de la prière,Renouant leur sermentDans la tranquille éternité des pierres,La nuit leur ouvre ses portes.Tout rentre dans l'ordre.Leur étreinte demeure,Demeure à jamais suspendueAinsi qu'une note d'orgue...
By: Maria's Blog
Viva Edith Piaf
2006-12-19 03:35:01 foto de Edith PiafEdith Piaf, nasceu em Paris enquanto Édith Giovanna Gassion, em 19 de Dezembro de 1915. Inociou a sua carreira com 15 anos de idade, cantando em cafés e cabarés franceses onde acompanhava a mãe, Annetta Giovanna Maillard (artisticamente Line Marsa), que cantava nestes lugares. Iniciou a sua carreira com apenas 15 anos. Em 1935, fez a sua estréia teatral e, em poucos anos, foi convidada para cantar em grandes teatros e casas de espectáculo de Paris. A sua voz potente e seu estilo expressivo ao interpretar canções como Non je ne regrette Rien e La vie en rose garantiram-lhe um grande número de admiradores. Incentivada pelo actor Maurice Chevalier, actuou também em filmes, comédias e operetas. Cantora e compositora imortal, faleceu prematuramente em 10 de outubro de 1963 em resultado de uma combinação de privações na infância, boémia, o vício da morfina e o hábito do álcool. Mas que importa isso, se Non, je ne regrettes rien: Edith Piaf na Wikipedia
By: Nothingandall
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