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Piaf

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Pi·af  (p-äf, päf), Edith Originally Edith Giovanna Gassion. 1915-1963.
French cabaret singer. Her best-remembered songs include La Vie en rose and Non, je ne regrette rien.

Piaf (French) [pjaf]
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(Biographies / Piaf, Edith (1915-1963) F, French, MUSIC: singer) Edith (edit), real name Edith Giovanna Gassion, known as the Little Sparrow, 1915-63, French singer
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Noun1.Piaf - French cabaret singer (1915-1963)


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MARTHA WAINWRIGHT La Foule The Canadian star covers this classic song by one of my all-time favourite vocalists, Edith Piaf.
Now the friendship between France's "little sparrow" Edith Piaf and German actress and chanteuse Marlene Dietrich is examined in a new play due to receive its premiere at the Unity.
Passionate letters from Edith Piaf in which the grieving French singer tells one of her many lovers he could supplant the man of her life were auctioned for 67,000 euros (93,000 dollars) here Thursday.
 
 
 
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