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Mireille Mathieu

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Classical music performed by Frances national chanson singer, Mireille MathieuMireille Mathieu is a female chanson singer who is also popular in Japan; it is said that she has sold over 150 million albums worldwide. She was born on July 22, 1946, as the eldest daughter of a poor family in Avignon. At the age of 19, she moved to Paris and won a television singing contest by performing Hymn to Love. Hailed as the reincarnation of dith Piaf, she made her debut the following year, in 1966, with The Creed of Love, composed by Paul Mauriat. Her bob haircut was her trademark, and she performed in Japan three times during the 1970s. In Japan, Castle in the Sand was a hit. Even now, at over 70 years old, she remains a national treasure in France and is popular not only there but also throughout Europe, particularly in Germany. Her latest challenge is singing famous classical melodies. Accompanied by