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Aznavour - Lo Mejor De Charles Aznavour - 40 Grandes Exitos (2005)

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Aznavour - Lo Mejor De Charles Aznavour - 40 Grandes Exitos (2005)

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CD1
1. Los placeres antiguos
2. Quien
3. Cuando no pueda más
4. De quererte así 
5. Junto a ti
6. Te espero
7. Venecia sin ti
8. Las dos guitarras
9. Ayer aun
10. Con
11. Y yo en mi rincón
12. Idiota, te quiero
13. Yo te daré calor
14. Buen aniversario
15. Los días felices
16. Cuando estás junto a mi
17. Y por tanto
18. Tú y yo mi amor
19. Quédate
20. Apaga la luz

CD2
1. La bohemia
2. Nuestra juventud
3. Debes saber
4. Nunca más
5. Inolvidable
6. Morir de amor
7. El barco ya se fue 
8. Que solo estoy 
9. Isabel
10. La juventud divino tesoro 
11. Como dicen 
12. Adios a la Mama
13. Agosto en Paris 
14. C'est Fini 
15. Dios 
16. Camarada 
17. Muy poco antes de la guerra
18. Viví 
19. María cuando te vas 
20. Dormir con usted

 

Born in Paris of Armenian parents Aznavour made his stage debut, dancing and acting, at age nine, and except for a period during World War II when he hawked newspapers on Paris’ boulevards (and developed the famous “grenouille” in his throat) he has never been offstage since.

Although his triumphs are now legendary, stardom evaded Charles Aznavour until he was thirty years old. It was not until he appeared on stage in a Casablanca Vaudeville house, following an almost fatal car accident that he became a star. “I caught on” says the man who repeated the triumph at Paris’ Alhambra Theatre so that a French critic reported “France has been Aznavouried”. His first Broadway engagement inspired Walter Kerr to write “Charles Aznavour is as vibrant as five Beatles” and Time Magazine to report “Aznavour is the perfect salesman for his own work; his words are the pleas of any poor devil, sung in the poor devil’s voice”.

Aznavour himself says “My face is the face of anybody”. Unlike many other songwriters, he insists upon many of his lyrics being translated into the language of the country in which he is performing. He sings with a voice which the French describe as “Après l’Amour”.

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