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Juliette Gréco was a French singer and actress. Her best-known songs are "Paris Canaille", "La Javanaise" and "Déshabillez-moi" (1967). She often sang tracks with lyrics written by French poets such as Jacques Prévert and Boris Vian, as well as singers like Jacques Brel and Charles Aznavour. Her 60-year career concluded with her final worldwide tour titled "Merci", which began in 2015.
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entertainment · French singer and actress (1927–2020) · singer · film actor · chansonnier · actor · also Juliette Gréco, Juliette Greco, Gréco
Born 7 February 1927 · Died 23 September 2020 · Q156485
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“I was born liberated and scandalous. I am not vain, I am proud, and yes, I have the right to have a body.”
Gala: INTERVIEW - Juliette Gréco racontée par sa petite-fille Julie-Amour : «À la maison, elle redevenait mamie et on se marrait»
Released album “Integral Juliette Gréco 1950–1956”.
PurePeople: Juliette Gréco : Un cadeau de Serge Gainsbourg s'arrache aux enchères contre une petite fortune !
Published video “Juliette Greco - Je veux être utile #5 - Itw d'Olivia Ruiz”.
Published video “Juliette Greco - Je veux être utile #4 - Itw d'Irmeli Jung”.
Published video “Juliette Greco - Je veux être utile #3 - Itw de Benjamin Biolay”.
Published video “Juliette Gréco - Je veux être utile #2 - Itw d'Angélique Kidjo”.
Published video “Juliette Gréco - Je veux être utile #1 - Itw de Julie-Amour Rossini (petite-fille de Juliette Gréco)”.
Released album “Liberté – égalité – féminité”.
Published video “Juliette Gréco - Déshabillez-moi (Live officiel Olympia 2004)”.
Published video “Juliette Gréco - Jolie môme (Live officiel Olympia 2004)”.
The Guardian: Juliette Gréco remembered by Abd al Malik
Published video “Juliette Gréco - Paris couleur Novembre (Audio Officiel)”.
Published video “Juliette Gréco - Sous le ciel de Paris (Audio Officiel)”.
Published video “Juliette Gréco - Accordéon (Audio Officiel)”.
Gala: Obsèques de Juliette Gréco : qui est sa petite-fille Julie Amour-Rossini en charge de l’hommage?
Radio France Internationale: Remembering Juliette Gréco, Grand Dame of la chanson française
The Washington Post: Juliette Gréco, spellbinding French concert and recording star, dies at 93
Yahoo: Legendary French Singer Juliette Gréco Dies at 93
The New York Times: Juliette Gréco, Grande Dame of Chanson Française, Dies at 93
Yahoo: Juliette Gréco, actress, singer and muse of postwar France, dead at 93
BBC: Obituary: Juliette Gréco dies aged 93
Died 2020-09-23.
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Released album “Jolie Môme : La Muse de Saint‐Germain‐des‐Près”.
Released album “L’Essentielle”.
Gréco died on 23 September 2020 at the age of 93.
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Released album “Bonjour Tristesse – 50 große Erfolge – 50 grands succès”.
Awarded Commandeur des Arts et des Lettres (2016).
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Awarded Grand Officer of the National Order of Merit (2015).
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Released album “Gréco chante Brel”.
Released album “Chiribiribin”.
Awarded Commander of the Legion of Honour (2012).
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Released album “Ça se traverse et c’est beau…”.
Released album “Bohemian in Paris”.
Released album “Collector”.
Released album “Juliette Greco: Grandes Chansons”.
Released album “Je me souviens de tout”.
Released album “Si tu t’imagines”.
Released album “La Muse de Saint‐Germain : Juliette Gréco 1950–1957”.
Released album “Ses premières années”.
Awarded Victory of honor (2007).
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Released album “Les 50 Plus Belles Chansons”.
Released album “Le Temps d’une chanson”.
Awarded Commander of the National Order of Merit (2006).
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Released album “Abendlied”.
Released album “Rive Gauche on Radio”.
Released album “Enregistrements originaux”.
Released album “Olympia 2004”.
Released album “La Belle Vie”.
Released album “Juliette Greco”.
Released album “L’Éternel Féminin”.
Released album “Aimez‐vous les uns les autres ou bien disparaissez”.
Released album “Juliette Gréco : French Legends From the 40’s and 50’s”.
Awarded Officer of the Legion of Honour (2002).
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Released album “Les Feuilles mortes”.
Released album “Parlez‐moi d’amour”.
Released album “Jolie Môme”.
Released album “The Very Best of Juliette Gréco”.
Released album “Portait – Je suis comme je suis…”.
Released album “Portrait”.
Released album “Gréco”.
Released album “Odéon 1999”.
Awarded Officer of the National Order of Merit (1999).
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A rose was named after her by Georges Delbard under the name of "Juliette Gréco"
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Released album “Un jour d’été et quelques nuits”.
Released album “Juliette Gréco, Vol. 2”.
Released album “Déshabillez‐moi”.
Released album “Juliette Gréco, Vol. 1 & Vol. 2”.
Released album “Rubans rouges et toiles noires”.
Released album “Le Temps des cerises”.
Released album “À l’Olympia”.
Released album “Je suis comme je suis”.
Released album “Je suis comme je suis : 1951–1977”.
Released album “Gréco 88 : Hommage à Jacques Brel”.
Released album “Juliette Gréco, Vol. 1”.
Awarded Knight of the Legion of Honour (1984).
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Released album “Gréco 83”.
Released album “Volume 1”.
Released album “Volume 2”.
Released album “The Best of Juliette Gréco”.
Released album “Volume 3”.
Released album “Gréco chante Jacques Brel, Henri Gougaud, Pierre Seghers”.
Released album “La Chanson française 5”.
Released album “Je vous attends”.
Released album “Les Grandes Chansons de Juliette Gréco « Si tu t’imagines »”.
Released album “Juliette Greco chante Maurice Fanon”.
Released album “Le Disque d’or”.
Released album “Face à face”.
Released album “Complainte amoureuse”.
Released album “This Is Juliette Greco”.
Released album “Peut‐être que…”.
Released album “La Femme”.
Released album “À Bobino”.
Released album “Juliette Gréco chante Mac Orlan”.
Released album “Les Grandes Chansons”.
Released album “N°8”.
Released album “Enregistrement public à l’A.B.C.”.
Released album “N°7”.
Released album “Juliette Gréco”.
Released album “N°6 : « 10 ans de chansons »”.
Released album “Juliette”.
Released album “New Style”.
Released album “Greco”.
Decided to always be just lovers because their careers were in different countries and his fear of damaging her career by being in an interracial relationship
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Released album “4ème série”.
Released ep “5 – Chansons de films”.
Released ep “3 – Juliette Gréco chante Françoise Sagan”.
Released ep “4 – Le Guinche”.
Released album “Duo”.
Released album “À l’Olympia – 3e série”.
Released ep “1 – La Fiancée du pirate”.
Released ep “2 – Les Croix”.
Released album “Juliette Gréco chante… – 2e série”.
Gréco had three rhinoplasties: in Paris in 1953 and 1956, and in London in 1960.
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Released album “Juliette Gréco chante ses derniers succès”.
Performing the lyrics of a number of well-known French writers; Raymond Queneau's "Si tu t'imagines" was one of her earliest songs to become popular
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Began an affair with the American jazz musician Miles Davis
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Gréco's mother and sister returned from deportation after the liberation of Ravensbrück by the Red Army
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After her mother moved to Indochina, leaving Gréco and her sister behind
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Became a ballerina at the Opéra Garnier
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Born 1927-02-07.
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