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Damia

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2010 - Damia: Grandes Chansons
2001 - Damia 1926-1944
1996 - La Tragédienne de la chanson : Succès et raretés 1938-194
1994 - La Tragédienne de la chanson : Succès et raretés 1933-193
1994 - La Tragédienne de la chanson
1992 - Damia : La Tragédienne de la chanson : Succès et raretés
1991 - Damia : La Tragédienne de la chanson : Succès et raretés
1991 - Du Caf' Conc' au Music Hall, Volume 4 : La guinguette a ferm
1990 - Damia : La Tragédienne de la chanson : Succès et raretés
1989 - Bravo à Damia
1929 - Les deux ménétriers/Quantre-vingt-neuf
0 - Damia
0 - Étoiles de la chanson

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22,609

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Paris

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1889

Active
1911 to 1978

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	Track	Last.FM Listens	Youtube views	Loves
	La guinguette a fermé ses volets	4,922		2 users
	Le Grand Frisé	6,372		2 users
	Sombre dimanche	9,113		2 users
	Tout le jour, toute la nuit	8,733		2 users

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Marie-Louise Damien, known as Damia or Maryse Damia, is a French singer and actress born December 5, 1889 in the 13th arrondissement of Paris and died January 30, 1978 in La Celle-Saint-Cloud.

Very famous in the interwar period and especially in the 1930s, she remains the unforgettable interpreter who sang the arms on the cross or posed on the chest of songs that she turned into successes. Let's mention "Les Goélands", "Mon Matelot", "Le Grand Frisé", "Les deux Ménétriers", "La Veuve", "La Mauvaise Prière", "Le ciel est par-dessus le toit", (a poem by Verlaine set to music by Reynaldo Hahn) and "Sombre Dimanche", a song that was forbidden for a while to be performed in public in Hungary, due to its supposed suicidal character.


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