Jacqueline Boyer

Jacqueline Boyer was the champion from the 1960 Eurovision Track Competition, where her overall performance of Pierre Cour and André Popp’s “Tom Pillibi” became France’s second triumph in 3 years. (Ironically, her dad ignominiously completed last in the intervening competition.) The child of top People from france performers Lucienne Boyer and Jacques Supplements, Boyer was created Jacqueline Ducos on Apr 23, 1941. At age 15 she produced the to begin several stage looks alongside Marlene Dietrich, while her Eurovision achievement was accompanied by trips with Charles Aznavour, Jacques Brel, and Georges Brassens and additional strikes “Gouli Gouli Dou,” “Comme au Leading Jour,” and “Grüss Mir pass away Liebe.” In 1963 Boyer experienced her next worldwide smash, “Mitsou Mitsou”; her other strike singles consist of “Amis,” “Butterfly,” “Small Little China Female,” and “Si Quelqu’un Vient Vous Dire,” while she’s also made several movie performances, including Das Rätsel der Grünen Spinne, Der Nächste Urlaub Kommt Bestimmt, and Diabolo Menthe.