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          Gilbert Becaud

          French singer, composer, pianist and actor
          Date of Birth: 24.10.1927
          Country: France

          Biography of Gilbert Bécaud

          Gilbert Bécaud, born François Gilbert Léopold Silly, was a French singer, composer, pianist, and actor.

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        2. Déboulé sans crier garde, Gilbert Bécaud devient chanteur en sous l'impulsion de son pygmalion, le Préfet-poète Louis Amade, émerveillé par la puissance d'.
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        4. L'esclave docile, The docile slave, And so I beg you ; Je t'appartiens, I belong to you, Let it be me ; De tout mon être, (Over) my whole being.
        5. Gilbert Bécaud was one of the first "pop stars" of the Fifties in France, and his name was always associated with the great Olympia music-hall.

          6. He was born on October 24, 1927, in Toulon, France. Bécaud learned to play the piano at a young age and later attended the conservatory in Nice. However, in 1942, he left his studies to join the French Resistance during World War II.

          In 1948, after meeting Maurice Vidalin, Bécaud started composing songs.

          Inspired by Vidalin, he began writing for Marie Bizet, forming a talented trio that performed until 1950. During his tours with Jacques Pills, Bécaud met Édith Piaf, who encouraged him to start singing. In 1953, he performed his first songs, "Mes Mains" and "Les Croix."

          Bécaud's popularity grew, and he became known for hits such as "La Corrida," "Le Jour où la Pluie Viendra," and "C'est Merveilleux L'amour." In 1956, he made his fi