COLETTE DEREAL
Colette Deréal, born Colette Denise de Glarélial on September 22, 1927, in
Saint-Cyr-l'École, France, was a French actress and singer. At age fifteen, she
was introduced to composer Reynaldo Hahn and showed promise as a soprano
colorature. In 1959, her breakthrough came with the release of the song “Ne joue
pas”, which sold 100,000 copies in a month following its debut on the television
series Les Cinq Dernières Minutes. Her other successes include the songs “La
Valse de Cambronne” and “Les Femmes à lunettes”. In 1961, she represented Monaco
at the Eurovision Song Contest with th...
RENDEZ VOUS A BRASILIACharles Aznavour, COLETTE DEREAL, Pablo Cortes, Guy Marly, Phil Carter, John Mellidis, Frankie Lemaguer and Robert Valentino
Je M'Voyais Déjà
RENDEZ VOUS A BRASILIACharles Aznavour, COLETTE DEREAL, Pablo Cortes, Guy Marly, Phil Carter, John Mellidis, Frankie Lemaguer and Robert Valentino
RENDEZ VOUS A BRASILIACharles Aznavour, COLETTE DEREAL, Pablo Cortes, Guy Marly, Phil Carter, John Mellidis, Frankie Lemaguer and Robert Valentino
Live au Carnegie Hall New York 1963
MOICOLETTE DEREAL, Josephine Baker, Gloria Lasso and Roger Bourdin
Paris Mes Amours
MOICOLETTE DEREAL, Josephine Baker, Gloria Lasso and Roger Bourdin
RENDEZ VOUS A BRASILIACharles Aznavour, COLETTE DEREAL, Pablo Cortes, Guy Marly, Phil Carter, John Mellidis, Frankie Lemaguer and Robert Valentino
