VIDEO. The Singer Marie Paule Belle, Performer of "La Parisienne", Died at the Age of 80
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French singer-songwriter Marie-Paule Belle, who in 1976 had a huge hit with the song "La Parisienne", has just passed away at the age of 80.
At Causeur, we are saddened to learn of the passing of Marie-Paule Belle at the age of 80. She was, and will remain, the sparkle of our happy years. Her intelligence, originality, and tact will be sorely missed. Just a few weeks ago, we announced her show at the Théâtre de Passy: "Goodbye and Thank You." We were looking forward to seeing her on stage one last time. Marie-Paule was something special. Unique. Discreet and indispensable. In an era …
If his name doesn't tell you anything, you must know his song, feminist and visionary, which tells the story of a young provincial who goes up to the capital.
The interpreter of "La Parisienne", Marie Paule Belle, died on Saturday 25 July following a "long illness".
The artist died this Saturday, in Neuilly-sur-Seine (Hautes-de-Seine), as a result of a "long illness", his press officer said.
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