“I was managed to such mimicry of my idol that I thought I was not able to do anything else. It was instantly one of the biggest disappointments of my life.”
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Mireille Mathieu is a French singer. She has recorded over 1,200 songs in eleven languages, with more than 122 million records sold worldwide.
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entertainment · French singer (born 1946) · singer · entertainer · actor · recording artist · musician · also Mireille Mathieu, Mimi, Le Piaf d'Avignon, La Demoiselle d'Avignon, Mathieu
Born 22 July 1946 · Q71452
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“I was managed to such mimicry of my idol that I thought I was not able to do anything else. It was instantly one of the biggest disappointments of my life.”
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Published video “Mireille Mathieu - La Marseillaise (Nouvelle version)”.
Published video “Mireille Mathieu - Il faut croire (Lyrics Video)”.
Published video “Mireille Mathieu - La fête à la galette (Audio)”.
Published video “Mireille Mathieu - L'américain (Audio)”.
Published video “Mireille Mathieu - Emmène-moi demain avec toi (Audio)”.
Published video “Mireille Mathieu - Vous lui direz (Audio)”.
Published video “Mireille Mathieu - Mamy oh Mamy (Audio)”.
Published video “Mireille Mathieu - On est bien (Audio)”.
Published video “Mireille Mathieu - Moi c'est la chanson (Audio)”.
Published video “Mireille Mathieu - Roma, Roma, Roma (Audio)”.
Released album “Mes classiques”.
Released album “Wenn mein Lied deine Seele küsst”.
Awarded Officer of the Legion of Honour (2011).
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Released album “Nah bei dir”.
Released album “Weisser Winterwald”.
Awarded Berliner Bär (2008).
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Released album “In meinem Herzen”.
Mathieu stated: "I realized that people I trusted stole my money, so I fired everyone
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“I realized that people I trusted stole my money, so I fired everyone!”
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Mathieu released her thirty-seventh French album, De tes mains (EMI), followed by a series of concerts at the Paris Olympia in November and a tour in France, Belgium, and Switzerland
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Released album “De tes mains”.
Released album “Alles nur ein Spiel”.
Awarded Knight of the Legion of Honour (1999).
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Mathieu released another German album, Alles nur ein Spiel, featuring several modern songs with a techno sound, including "C'est ça l'amour" and "Wenn die Sehnsucht erwacht"
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Performed at the Olympia in Paris and released a compilation titled Son grand numéro with the new record label EMI
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Released album “In meinem Traum”.
Released album “Vous lui direz…”.
Released album “Unter dem Himmel von Paris”.
Released album “Mireille Mathieu chante Piaf”.
Attempted a comeback with two albums devoted to her idol, Édith Piaf: Mireille Mathieu chante Piaf in French and Unter dem Himmel von Paris in German
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Released album “Acropolis adieu / À Blue Bayou / La paloma adieu”.
Released album “Una mujer”.
Released album “Ce soir je t’ai perdu”.
President François Mitterrand invited Mathieu to sing a tribute to General Charles de Gaulle
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Released album “L’Américain”.
Released album “Embrujo”.
Released album “Rencontres de femmes”.
Awarded Bambi Award (1987).
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Released album “Tour de l’Europe”.
Won Goldene Stimmgabel (1986).
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Mathieu returned to Paris with tremendous concerts at the Palais des Congrès (more than 100,000 spectators in one month, sold-out concerts)
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And some performances had to be canceled due to insufficient ticket sales
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Released album “Après toi”.
Released album “In Liebe Mireille”.
Mathieu joined Plácido Domingo in performing a children's show called The Tales of Cri-Cri
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Released album “Welterfolge aus Paris”.
Released album “La demoiselle d’Orléans - Made in France”.
Released album “Les Grandes Chansons Françaises”.
Awarded Officer's Cross of the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany (1984).
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Released album “Los cuentos de Cri Crí”.
Released album “A Santa Maria”.
Released album “Chanter”.
Released album “Je veux l'aimer”.
Mathieu established another publishing company, Abilene Disc
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Released album “Nur für dich”.
Released album “Trois milliards de gens sur Terre”.
Released album “Ein neuer Morgen”.
Released album “Bonsoir Mireille”.
Released album “Die Liebe einer Frau”.
Released album “Mi melodia de amor”.
Released album “Bravo tu as gagné”.
Released album “Je vous aime…”.
Released album “Gefühle”.
Released album “Un peu… beaucoup… passionnément…”.
Released album “Sings Paul Anka – You and I”.
Released album “So ein schöner Abend”.
Released album “Mireille Mathieu chante Paul Anka: Toi et moi”.
Released album “Romantiquement vôtre”.
Released album “Der Rhein und das Lied von der Elbe”.
Released album “J’ai peur d’aimer un souvenir”.
Released album “Fidèlement vôtre”.
Released album “Alle Kinder dieser Erde”.
Released album “Es ist Zeit für Musik”.
Released album “Die schönsten deutschen Volkslieder”.
Released album “Sentimentalement votre”.
Released album “Das neue Schlager-Album”.
Released album “Mireille Mathieu chante Paul Mauriat”.
Released album “Ciao Mireille”.
Released album “Herzlichst Mireille”.
Released album “Et tu seras poète”.
Released album “Und wieder wird es Weihnachtszeit”.
Released album “Wünsch dir was – Eine musikalische Weltreise”.
Released album “Rendezvous mit Mireille”.
Mathieu formed her own publishing company, Abilene Music
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Released album “Le Vent de la nuit”.
Released album “Mirelle Mathieu chante Ennio Morricone”.
Released album “Und der Wind wird ewig singen”.
Awarded Bambi Award (1973).
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Released album “Meine Welt ist die Musik”.
Released album “M M”.
Released album “La Paloma, adieu”.
Awarded Bambi Award (1972).
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Released album “Apprends‐moi”.
Released album “Meine Träume”.
Released album “Musik für Dich”.
Mathieu toured Canada and produced a live album
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Released album “Mireille Mathieu chante Francis Lai”.
Barclay was unable to meet the demand for records
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Released album “Bonjour Mireille”.
Released album “Mireille… Mireille”.
Released album “Merci Mireille”.
Released album “La Première Étoile”.
Released album “Mireille”.
Released album “Heute bin ich so verliebt”.
Released album “Olympia”.
Released album “Sweet Souvenirs of Mireille Mathieu”.
Released album “Le Merveilleux Petit Monde de Mireille Mathieu chante Noël”.
Released album “Bravo! Mireille!”.
Released album “Die grossen Erfolge von Mireille Mathieu”.
Released album “Lo mejor de Mireille Mathieu”.
Released album “Chansons d’amour”.
Released album “Les Bicyclettes de Belsize”.
Released album “Cœur de Paris”.
Released album “La Dernière Valse”.
Released album “Mayerling”.
Released album “Made in France”.
Released album “Mireille Mathieu”.
With further performances in 1969 and 1981
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Released album “The Fabulous New French Singing Star”.
Released album “En direct de l’Olympia”.
Won the event with another Piaf song, "La Vie en rose"
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When she sang "Les Cloches de Lisbonne" at the first contest, and lost again in 1963 when she sang Édith Piaf's "L'Hymne à l'amour"
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Moved to a larger tenement in the Croix des Oiseaux neighborhood southeast of the city
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When subsidized housing was built in the Malpeigné neighborhood near the cemetery
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Born 1946-07-22.
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As a refugee from World War II after her grandmother had died and her mother went missing
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