Charles Aznavour: Grit and self-belief made the 'French Frank Sinatra'
How the diminutive French singer went from poverty to stratospheric fame across the globe
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How the diminutive French singer went from poverty to stratospheric fame across the globe
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The legendary crooner would turn 97 if alive. Born in Paris into a family of Armenian immigrants, Aznavour chose singing art as his lifetime career after meeting with actor Pierre Roche in 1944. His first concert at the Paris Olympia Hall in 1955 marked an important milestone, making headlines in the French media. In 1974, Aznavour became a major success in the United Kingdom when his song "She" was number 1 on the UK Singles Chart for four weeks during a fourteen-week run. An author of more than 1,000 songs (Maman, Hier Encore, La Bohème, Two Guitars, As They Say, etc. ), Aznavour also...