Lyrics of Champs Elysé es

Champs Elysé es on the Champs Elysé es

Singing: joe dassin

"-Go to the Champs Elysé es and find everything you have in the sunshine and drizzle at noon and at night."

Haven't you been to the Champs Elysé es? Then listen to joe dassin's Champs Elysé es!

For most friends, the name joe dassin may be unfamiliar; But for the European audience in the 1970s, the name was absolutely resounding. Throughout the 1970s, his record sales reached tens of millions (only in Europe), which was remarkable without the American market. What's more, the French singer Joe Daxin turned out to be an American-born Yankee.

Joe dassin,1938165438+10 was born in new york, USA on October 5th. His father is Jules Dassin, a famous director. Because he is regarded as a producer, his family moved to France. In this way, 12 year old Joe came to Paris. His father is like a duck to water in the French film industry, gaining greater fame than in the United States, and won the best director award at Cannes Film Festival with 1954. During this period, joe dassin was also influenced by French culture, which was indispensable for his later success.

From 65438 to 0956, after his parents divorced, Joe returned to the United States to study at the University of Michigan. At the same time, he began to sing in some folk song clubs. After graduation, I participated in some films made by my father, all of which were small roles. At the same time, in cooperation with Jacques tartan, some popular songs were released in France, but the sales volume was average. Soon, when his album of the same name began to be sold in North America, Joe's singing career began to change. From 65438 to 0967, Joe hosted the first MIDEM Music Festival (which should be related to the music market). Public exposure made Joe a celebrity, and his song Les Dalton was in short supply in France.

Since then, his famous songs have emerged one after another, including Les Champs-Elysees, blossoming flowers, Les Plus Belles Anneé es de Mavie and Salut les amoureux. Before 1975, his total album sales had reached an incredible 20 million.

1975 and' 76, he released a series of best-selling singles, including the cover of the Italian albatross song L'été indien, Et si tu n'existais pas, Ilé taiune fois Nous Deux, Salut, and his adaptation of? Le Monde wrote it in collaboration with others? Troy.

Sadly, in 1980, Joe Daxin died in his own land in Tahiti. But 20 years later, his romantic voice still echoes everywhere.

Jordasin's voice may not be the best, but his grasp of the artistic conception of the song is absolutely first-class. Whether it is a cheerful and sad song or a helpless song, he can show the inner part of the song to the audience. I think that's why I like him best. Of course, a beautiful melody is absolutely indispensable.

Av。 Champs Elysé es is called the most beautiful and charming street in the world. It has always played an important role in the life of Parisians. This avenue starts from the Arc de Triomphe and ends at the minaret of the Egyptian Square in Place de la Concorde. This is like a big stage in Paris. From the triumph of the ancient expeditionary force to the national day military parade in modern times, from various social and cultural diplomatic activities to the bright lights of Christmas, the glory and glory of France have been recorded from ancient times to the present. 198 World Cup, France won the championship for the first time. The whole avenue was crowded with revelers, which lasted for two days and two nights and once shocked the world.

At one end of the Champs Elysé es is the Arc de Triomphe, which is the most symbolic building of the Champs Elysé es. It is located in the center of Charles de Gaulle Square (also known as Star Square), and there are 12 avenues extending in all directions around the Arc de Triomphe, one of which is the Champs Elysé es. The Arc de Triomphe is a magnificent arch, 50 meters high and 43 meters wide. It was ordered by Napoleon I in 1806 to commemorate the French army's defeat of the Russian-Austrian Coalition forces and welcome the troops back in triumph. Completed 30 years later on 1836. There are four groups of reliefs around the Arc de Triomphe, which record the brilliant achievements of the Napoleonic era. One of the most famous groups is "La Marseillaise". 19 19 allied forces won the first world war, and the victorious army entered the Champs Elysé es from under this big arch. The Changming torch lit under the Arc de Triomphe from 192 1 was accompanied by unknown soldiers who died in the war.

The Champs Elysé es began in the period of the Second Empire, and many luxurious mansions were built one after another on the originally deserted avenue. Strolling on both sides of the avenue, many famous shops, cinemas, theaters, dance halls, restaurants and bars will make you feel the prosperity and romance of this avenue. The famous Lido nightclub is an outstanding representative here. There is also the world-famous FUQUET'S restaurant, which is the palace of French cuisine. Its gorgeous decoration and inexhaustible food have won the highest honor in the international catering industry. The Champs Elysé es has been the social center of the upper class since ancient times, and it is also the gathering place of many great European writers. Such as Balzac, george sand, Proust, chateaubriand, Hemingway, remarque and many other great writers, frequented and literary salons were once very popular. Today, the aristocratic characteristics of the past no longer exist, but it still maintains and continues the elegance and beauty of the past. It is the most fashionable gathering place in Paris and has become the favorite of celebrities in film, television and fashion.

In the middle of the Champs Elysé es, there are big palaces and small palaces on the right side of the avenue. This is the venue of the 1900 Paris World Expo. These two palaces are magnificent, and many colonnades and sculptures make them more magnificent. Today, it is an important cultural palace in Paris, holding various large-scale cultural, artistic and exhibition activities regularly and irregularly. On the right side of the avenue is the Elysee Palace, the back door of the French President's residence.

At the other end of the Champs Elysé es is Place de la Concorde. Place de la Concorde was founded in 1757, and has undergone changes of the times. Today, in the center of Place de la Concorde stands an Egyptian square minaret brought from the Luxor Temple in Egypt. The tablet body is engraved with hieroglyphics, and there are many graphics around the tablet base, which tells the hard transportation process and wisdom of the tablet body. There are two fountains on both sides of the monument, based on the fountain in St. Peter's Square in the Vatican. Around the square are female sculptures symbolizing eight major cities in France. The northern part of the square is now the headquarters of the French navy and the Creon Hotel, and the southern part is the Bourbon Palace, where the French National Assembly is located.

Champs Elysé es (Champs Elysé es)

Singing: joe dassin

I live on C Street. Your voice

I walked down the street and opened my heart to strangers.

I long for a bright future.

I want to say hello to anyone.

I don't know what to do, I don't know what to do.

Whoever it is, it could be you, no matter what I say to you.

It's enough for you to talk and appreciate.

Just talking to you is enough, just to be close to you.

Champs Elysees, Champs Elysees

Sun, sun, one minute or one minute.