Yuri Buenaventura - Ne Me Quitte Pas {In French}
- 9 years ago
The sad story of "Ne me quitte pas'
The most beautiful love song of all time is actually the Belgian singer humiliation imposed by the shabby treatment he gave to his mistress 'Zizou'.
In July 1959, almost a kind of Belgian alien called Jacques Brel is convinced that can only conquer his audience with the dramatization or theatrical style dress with her songs. The letters or thoughts alone do not rub or emotional awareness of his audience.
Jacques Brel embraced the passion of drama through a kind of 'dandy' a playboy named Philippe Clay. As Brel himself, this impostor in the current music had also gone through the famous Trois Baudets, cabaret located in Pigalle, where they had achieved success solemnity Gaingsbourg artists like Serge and George Brassens, among others. The truth is that the owner, the ineffable Jacques Canetti, had the alleged suspicion that Brel achieve fame if placed in the hands of Clay. But the 'gentleman' always referred to as the ungrateful Belgian Brel. Overcome by curiosity, Clay ultimately give access to the Belgian drama classes, theater classes almost solemn songs that make up Brel. That is the genesis of the birth of one of the most beautiful songs and songs of desperate love story, the amazing 'Ne me quitte pas' . Almost a perfect song.
Source - http://www.elmundo.es/cultura/2014/03/24/53305fbbca474110348b4575.html
The most beautiful love song of all time is actually the Belgian singer humiliation imposed by the shabby treatment he gave to his mistress 'Zizou'.
In July 1959, almost a kind of Belgian alien called Jacques Brel is convinced that can only conquer his audience with the dramatization or theatrical style dress with her songs. The letters or thoughts alone do not rub or emotional awareness of his audience.
Jacques Brel embraced the passion of drama through a kind of 'dandy' a playboy named Philippe Clay. As Brel himself, this impostor in the current music had also gone through the famous Trois Baudets, cabaret located in Pigalle, where they had achieved success solemnity Gaingsbourg artists like Serge and George Brassens, among others. The truth is that the owner, the ineffable Jacques Canetti, had the alleged suspicion that Brel achieve fame if placed in the hands of Clay. But the 'gentleman' always referred to as the ungrateful Belgian Brel. Overcome by curiosity, Clay ultimately give access to the Belgian drama classes, theater classes almost solemn songs that make up Brel. That is the genesis of the birth of one of the most beautiful songs and songs of desperate love story, the amazing 'Ne me quitte pas' . Almost a perfect song.
Source - http://www.elmundo.es/cultura/2014/03/24/53305fbbca474110348b4575.html