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Frida Boccara
Frida Boccara was a French-Moroccan singer and actress, who rose to fame in the
60s and 70s. She was born Danielle Frida Helene Boccara in Casablanca, Morocco
October 29, 1940. At the age of 17, she moved from Casablanca to Paris, France,
where she would begin her artistic career. In the late 50s, Frida Boccara began
performing throughout Paris, and in 1959 she recorded her first songs, beginning
a partnership with the label Festival. In 1964, Frida Boccara submitted her song
“Autrefois” to the French Eurovision Song Contest, but was not selected. A few
years later, after having ...
JOUR UN ENFANTFrida Boccara
CENT MILLE CHANSONSFrida Boccara, Maysa, Marie Denise Pelletier, Marie-Élaine Thibert, Isabelle Pierre, Philippe Elan, Helena Hettema, Gemini Ensemble, L'orchestre du soleil and Les muses (Marie-Elaine Thibert)
Un Jour, un Enfant
L'ENFANT AUX CYMBALESFrida Boccara
Place des Arts ' 71
CENT MILLE CHANSONSFrida Boccara, Maysa, Marie Denise Pelletier, Marie-Élaine Thibert, Isabelle Pierre, Philippe Elan, Helena Hettema, Gemini Ensemble, L'orchestre du soleil and Les muses (Marie-Elaine Thibert)
Les moulins de mon cœur (Les moulins de mon coeur)Frida Boccara
Un Jour, un Enfant
L'ORGUE DES AMOUREUXFrancis Lemarque, Frida Boccara, Mouloudji, Renée LEBAS, André Varel, Charly Bailly, De prince, Denise Lebrun, Mistigri, Christiane Blondell, Ysolde and Leo Noel (Renee LEBAS and Andre Varel)
Les Chansons de Francis Carco
