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Éternel Aznavour : le concert événement
To celebrate the centenary of the birth of one of the greatest legends of French music and to mark the release of the film Monsieur Aznavour, this exceptional evening looks back at his most beautiful songs. The greatest artists on the French music scene pay tribute to the singer during this musical evening. Accompanied by a 22-piece orchestra, they take turns performing his greatest hits and sharing the love story that binds them to Charles Aznavour. From La Bohème to Emmenez-moi, via Hier encore and Je m'voyais déjà, each performance is a vibrant tribute to the man who left his mark on generations with his profound lyrics and unforgettable voice.
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To celebrate the centenary of the birth of one of the greatest legends of French music and to mark the release of the film Monsieur Aznavour, this exceptional evening looks back at his most beautiful songs. The greatest artists on the French music scene pay tribute to the singer during this musical evening. Accompanied by a 22-piece orchestra, they take turns performing his greatest hits and sharing the love story that binds them to Charles Aznavour. From La Bohème to Emmenez-moi, via Hier encore and Je m'voyais déjà, each performance is a vibrant tribute to the man who left his mark on generations with his profound lyrics and unforgettable voice.
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Studio:DMLS TV, France Télévisions
Cast
Franck Broqua
Director
Charles Aznavour
Self (archive footage)
Katia Aznavour
Charles Aznavour's Daughter & Narrator (voice over)
Chimène Badi
Self : Guest
Claire Keim
Self : Guest
Mentissa
Self : Guest
Santa
Self : Guest
Anne Sila
Self : Guest
Amir
Self : Guest
Jean-Louis Aubert
Self : Guest
Bénabar
Self : Guest
Calogero
Self : Guest
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