Edith Piaf biography (1 of 4)

Biography of French singer Edith Piaf.
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[@imsocuteimsorich4952]

47 years old she died she was younger then me ,her legacy will live on in our hearts with that voice and songs she sang especially my favorite if you love me,the words beautiful with meaning to the person she truly loved who died and left her heart broken 💔,but in time she remarried but never forgot her true love 😘,she had a bad start in life, had her ups and downs, more downs then ups, but through it all those shows went on, until she died,now64yesrs later her songs are still heard and films made about her life,she may be gone but she's not forgotten,rest in peace Edith amen 😘💗🌹, hopefully you are with your true love amen🌹💗😘💏🌟☀️🐦🌈

[@Horroria]

I can't believe she died at only 47 years old. It's such a shame she had such a beautiful voice and to me she looked quite nice and healthy.

[@ReallyPigeons]

Horroria no she did drugs :(

[@sspdirect02]

Same age as Judy Garland.

[@dougr.2398]

The Amazing Phildanalds she was in constant pain after a car crash. What would you do or not do for relief?

[@dougr.2398]

Sean Pultz and my Mother, just about

[@bookwoman53]

Both women had a lot in common.

[@ChristinaAndJuli]

She was a true grace. Just listen to her voice is grace itself.

[@OfficialYmaSumac]

Jalarconcedeno is insane. Saying Piaf was huge and that he/she only heard of Garland when he/she came to America, is ludicrous. They were both EXTREMELY similar on many, many levels. Very dedicated and passionate about their music, non-stop man trouble, booze, pills, tempers, DEEPLY adoring fans *all over the world*, both powerful vocalists and both had the amazing ability to touch people's hearts of both genders. Both died at the same age in the same decade. Piaf was not on a "higher" level.

[@DeepScreenAnalysis]

Garland was an entertainer, Piaf was an artist.

[@OfficialYmaSumac]

@@DeepScreenAnalysis Possibly the dumbest comment in KZbin history.

[@DeepScreenAnalysis]

@@OfficialYmaSumac you have no culture, what can I say.

[@OfficialYmaSumac]

@@DeepScreenAnalysis You are talking to the estate of Yma Sumac for God's sake. Get hold of yourself, girl. Don't tell ME about "culture."

[@DeepScreenAnalysis]

@@OfficialYmaSumac 😂😂

[@Carmen-11211]

One of the elders I took care of was from Paris and this is how I was I introduced to her she played her music and only hers ...❤️

[@MriluvJordanJansen]

Exactly!

[@auroraperalta2844]

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[@sweetjane5033]

LITTLE SPARROW… BRILLIANT ARTIST,!,!

[@petermendoza1170]

Some comments say she still looked well at the end but very very sadly,this was not the case. Yes, she looked very well at the Olympia,but she was very well prepared for her performance in 1960dor the stage.There are some rare photos of her in her yard and looks well into her 80s. I dont say this to belittle her. No! Quite the contrary! I bring it up 1st,because we all want the truith, and 2nd, because inspite of her fragile body she bore a strength matched by her voice and would yell at her friends who tried to convince her not to perform. I was only 8 when I heard 'La Vie en Rose' and didnt understand a word but was bound by her voice. At 10 yrs old,I was already 4yrs playing the piano and learned it by ear. I was 13when she passed and the following month JFK was shot.I cried both times as if a fam. had passed. Today a preteen would not be so effected but this was the 1960s and the culture was different. As a result I took all4 yrs of French in H.S. and as an adult would by 'Le Figaro' which arrived in Times Square every day via the Concorde Today,I refer her as "Aunt Edith' for her musical inspiration. .

[@SC-uq2jf]

Peter Mendoza THANKS FOR SHARING YOUR PERSONAL REMEMBRANCE. I RECALL HEARING ' NO REGRETS' AND ' MILORD' AS A CHILD IN AMERICA, EDITH PIAF HAD ME WEEPING. I ALSO RECALL THE DAY DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING JR WAS ASSASSINATED, AS A 7 YEAR OLD DURING MILK AND COOKIES SNACK AT SCHOOL, THIS LITTLE AFRICAN AMERICAN FEMALE WAS INCONSOLABLE.. THE TEARS OF CHILDHOOD, MAY DRY, THE HAUNTING MEMORIES ARE FOREVER ETCHED IN YOUR PSYCHE.

[@janjanek8854]

Pete: Edith Piaf was' unfortunately, not even played on records in then Czechoslovakia, but thanks to my family, I knew and listened to very few of her songs. How fortunate you were to listen while she was alive.

[@centerfold8]

Peter Mendoza I was a teenager when I heard her music and it beckoned me

[@agnesbutterbun]

A remarkable voice, my favorite lady, don't we all need love?

[@JohnPerepchuk]

Edith like Judy, made the world a little nice. There passing is sad, and we miss them

[@liina000]

Thanks a lot, she's amazing.

[@jacobcaudill6357]

marion cotilliard did a good job embodying piaf in la vie en rose after watching this that is all the more apparent.

[@DIVARGENTINA1]

FOR EVER EDITH!!!!

[@AlanAndersonPA]

DIVARGENTINA1 o

[@jalarconcedeno]

SHE WAS BIGGER THAN JUDY GARLAND, I NEVER HEARD OF JUDY TILL I CAME TO AMERICA. BOTH WERE GREAT , BUT EDITH IS ON AN HIGHER LEVEL

[@olivia6063]

True. Edith was the greatest.in that small fragile body.

[@ScotsLyon]

Elle était fantastique une force de la nature. Le monde a été béni par sa présence

[@lgstar3363]

Mexico/USA loved Edith Piaf and many still do! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽❤️❤️❤️

[@santiagodanielleiva923]

wonderful singer I Love her..

[@jalarconcedeno]

I did say towards the end of my comment that they were both great!! But I did only heard more of Judy when I came to America, I cant lie about that. But my dad had his lp's and among then I discovered Edith.

[@julieboobowtell]

I adore this beautiful amazing lady

[@marseillais2687]

Love her music! ^-^

[@mindful8paradox]

grateful for your offering!

[@masllinutza90]

magic voice....

[@joeysings5818]

In Puerto Rico, we have Lucecita Benitez, who is a lot like Piaf, except Lucecita is not appreciated as much...very sad..both have beautiful voices!

[@lincoln2103]

i agree none of these female singers can touch edith

[@SC-uq2jf]

jerome dangreaux NEVER COMPARE ARTISTS. THERE IS NO REASON TO DO SO. JUST ENJOY THE EXPERIENCE 😘.

[@kimhartley1285]

Hauntingly retrospective and of anyone's life :-)

[@michaelmastrogiovanni15]

whoever decided to use this song je ne regretted rein in the Cadillac commercials is a genius

[@stevenjohnson235]

Édith, Je ne suis heureux que vous étiez avec nous depuis 48 ans. Édith, Je t'aime, et je sera toujours

[@mimosa27]

Judy Garland never enamored me as much as Edith Piaf. You're all comparing bread to wine. Stop already!

[@millers3888]

mimosa27 that’s a funny joke

[@frankwelch3941]

I love this song in French AND IN ENGLISH.

[@AlexaVachelle]

Frank Welch What’s the name in English ?

[@mariabrett6712]

@@AlexaVachelle I have no regrets

[@dougr.2398]

No mention of her episode of blindness as a child and cure (keratitis) her grandmother’s profession, her racially mixed parentage, or her youthful friends name, nor is there mention of her questioning by the police for the murder of Louis Leplée....”c’était pas un crime de Gassion”

[@rodrigogarces2254]

Elle est l'idole pour toujours a écouter !

[@jahlove111]

she looks so beautiful at 8:29 !

[@annechesse9255]

Mme Piaf 🙇merci vivante

[@elciraduartemoreno7982]

Siempre te admirarte...

[@edg3516]

Piaf was most certainly on a higher level than Garland. Case in point: I believe there is a recording of Garland singing "La vie en rose". I know for a fact that there are no recordings of Piaf singing "Over the Rainbow". Both artists were at the top of their game, but Piaf was of much greater renown than Garland.

[@TrangPakbaby]

Puhleez, higher level than Judy? U must be drunk

[@yiladiyimar]

mi ingles no es muy bueno, hay muchas cosas que no entiendo, me gustaria ver su biografia con subtitulos en español, por favor si alguien lo tiene subalo por favor!!! Me encanta Edith Piaf

[@lilchuy01]

she definitely has that blues things going on but she is definitely France's version of judy garland

[@TenorReacts]

What a life!

[@TheHunk348]

Yes but Garland was an actress Edith did some movies to in france.

[@truettneathery9433]

Only the good die young !!!!!!

[@Leorseres]

@sugarshula64 Then I guess you know that she was a war hero, just like your heroes in the States, I guess you are from the states, what would you say if someone insults your veterans???......so you see, my point is that beauty is beyond flesh and you have to respect everyone, but must of all, people that risk their life for other people.

[@irva4980]

😭 la quisiera subtitulada en español o doblada al español... 🙏

[@elleaddalane]

Hello! This is urgent! May I please request a letter of permission/approval to use a few clips from this documentary in a 3 minute presentation for a concert i am dedicating to edith piaf? I am trying to create nmore awareness but I need a letter of approval asap to have the permission to show it Thanks so much for your help!

[@julianyc422]

"Every damn thing you do in this life, you have to pay for." Edith's last words.

[@kamalalbaghdady]

ابداع

[@timejiff]

Piaf, Woody Guthrie, Hank Williams Sr, all world beaters.

[@delilahm9692]

I want to learn more about This extraordinary woman

[@karlarhcp]

thxxx

[@CesarCepeda2014]

Thank you frankdox...

[@luisxxluisxx5806]

pobresita sufrio desde su niñez. 😭

[@TheLadyjazzy1]

France's, Judy Garland! RIP

[@delilahm9692]

Who? Sorry I am not French and I know only Édith and her beautiful voice

[@Stoney-Jacksman]

the joke is, that if she wasnt famous you would walk by her and look at her like she's crazy and probably look the other way or laugh at her. I wouldnt, but I know most people would. Because they are emotional safari people..they like the product of the scarred and broken person..only if they are famous they are human to people like you, most likely.

[@blancasantana7496]

En español porfavor ❤️

[@sonofZekie]

9:45

[@owenmelnyk]

bru

[@ankina86]

"she needed love as a fuel" - abandoned her own daughter. She needed lust, not love.

[@mbralick9243]

different kind of love

[@alicedubois5711]

her daughter died at the age of two, she was sick, meningite so it wasn't Piaf's fault

[@delilahm9692]

You should read more about her life,because you don’t seem to know much

[@owenmelnyk]

lul

[@ROGERWDARCY]

Is Eidif Paif a real Gispy?

[@SC-uq2jf]

Roger DArcy EDITH PIAF WAS OF MORROCCAN AND ITALIAN HERITAGE.

[@owenmelnyk]

POOP FUNNY

[@نوارالبيضاوي]

ترجموها للعربي

[@joseluisgonzalezgurriaran9348]

نوار البيضاوي karajan concierto fin año 1987

[@hermionedelano6307]

She did not compose the song

[@janiquevaillot8554]

Pas de version en français 😡

[@owenmelnyk]

bruh

[@frankwelch3941]

Was Edith Piaf Russian?

[@frankwelch3941]

I should have seen the whole part before asking a stupid question, I guess.:-)

[@rebelshadid3046]

Frank Welch no she is french

[@jalarconcedeno]

WHO THE FUCK IS LUCECITA BENITEZ, WHY IS IT YOU PEOPLE COMPARE EVERY LOSER TO PEOPLE WHO ARE GIANTS, EDITH IS WORLD FAMOUS HOW DARE YOU!!

[@iltony21]

Dang....I always wonder what makes a person be so rude.