>>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DW-pS4JEhkc
>>You might know some French up there.
>>I know enough to make a fool of myself.
>>This amazing woman, 5'0, the oldest of 14 children, worked in a factory to earn enough for singing lessons and went on to stardom and millions.
>>With this classic song she tells the story of someone who wants to see "la vie en rose" - life in rosey pink- and finds it in her lover.
>>There is la vie en rose, Mike.
>>Find it.
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>This really brings back memories of a great time in my life.
>We lived in Saint-Pryvé-Saint-Mesmin, France (near Orleans) in 1966-1967. Her first album "En direct de l'Olympia" was the hottest thing on the radio at that time.
>https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x2n9ms7

Glad to hear that.
I discovered her while trying to learn the lyrics of La Marseillaise (l love that scene in Casablanca, so I was curious.)
Her articulation of the lyrics was the best I found.
It's amazing how that big voice comes out of that small body.
I never got to Orleans, unfortunately. My visits were to Paris and Provence both several times.

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