Lucienne Delyle
Performer of "Mon amant de Saint-Jean", Lucienne Delyle has gone down in history
with a typically Parisian repertoire. Lucienne Henriette Delache was born in
Paris on April 16, 1913, and was orphaned as a child. She studied to become a
pharmacy assistant and tried her luck in singing competitions when, in 1939, she
came to the attention of a Radio-Cité talent contest, singing "Le Fanion de la
Légion". Encouraged by the show's host and artistic director of the Polydor
label, Jacques Canetti, the singer, who initially took the name Lucienne Delyne,
appeared on the program Le Music-...
RUE DE SIAMÉdith Piaf, Lucienne Delyle, AIME BARELLI and Armand Migiani (Edith Piaf)
RUE DE SIAMÉdith Piaf, Lucienne Delyle, AIME BARELLI and Armand Migiani (Edith Piaf)
Mon amant de Saint-JeanLucienne Delyle
ROSES D'ITALIELucienne Delyle
LES AMANTS DU DIMANCHELucienne Delyle
SUR LES QUAIS DU VIEUX PARISLucienne Delyle
RUE DE SIAMÉdith Piaf, Lucienne Delyle, AIME BARELLI and Armand Migiani (Edith Piaf)
RUE DE SIAMÉdith Piaf, Lucienne Delyle, AIME BARELLI and Armand Migiani (Edith Piaf)
Mon amant de Saint-JeanLucienne Delyle
Lucienne Delyle
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ROSES D'ITALIELucienne Delyle
LES AMANTS DU DIMANCHELucienne Delyle
Les Roses Blanches
SUR LES QUAIS DU VIEUX PARISLucienne Delyle
1939
