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1. "I Am Looking For A Country" Was Published (1)

2. Anne Comte Has Played In "La Grande Peur Dans La Montagne" (2005) And "Win Win" (2013) Among Others. (1)

3. Béatrice Tekielski Participated In The Competition La Fine Fleur De La Chanson Française By Luc Bérimont (1)

4. Béatrice Tékielski Was Born On 23 August 1948 In Avignon (1)

5. Colette Magny (1)

6. Concert Violinist (1)

7. In 1967 (1)

8. In 1971 (1)

9. In 1983 (1)

10. Janis Joplin And Léo Ferré (1)

11. Mafalda Fiacco (1916-2009) (1)

12. A First 33 Tours Whose Words Clearly Foreshadowed The Forthcoming Repertoire. Five Years Later (1)

13. A Song Inspired By Anne Sylvestre. In 1968 (1)

14. Abandons His Family When She Is Only Two Years Old And His Brother One Year. In Her Youth She Listens To Jacques Brel (1)

15. Barbara (1)

16. Her Father Karol Tékielski (1)

17. His Contract With RCA Was Broken. (1)

18. In 1976 (1)

19. Is Of Italian Origin. Enjoying A Tour In Morocco (1)

20. Producer At ORTF. She Reached The Final In Bobino And Finished Second. (1)

21. Rue Saint Étienne. Her Mother (1)

22. She Appeared For The First Time On Television In The Roger Lanzac-presented TV Dimanche (1)

23. She Made Her First Olympia As A Star; She Won The Académie Charles Cros Prize For Her Fourth Album Pour Un Bébé Robot... That Same Year. Released In 1982 (1)

24. She Signed The Double Album La Folle Under The Name Of Mama Béa Tékielski. In 1978 (1)

25. She Was The Voice Of Édith Piaf In The Film Édith Et Marcel By Claude Lelouch And Included "Hymne à L'amour" In Her Concert Programme At That Time. In 1984 (1)

26. Singing L'idiot Du Village (1)

27. The Album "Where Are The Stars?" Marks A Clear Aesthetic Evolution In Its Course And Its Record Production. (1)

28. Which She Becomes An Unconditional (she Will Take Twelve Of Her Tracks In The Album Du Côté De Chez Léo). (1)