Loulou Gasté
French composer of chansons
Born
Died
1995
31 years ago — 87 years old
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
France
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Born in 1908, a composer and musician focused primarily on creating music for the chanson genre. Collaborated with numerous artists, contributing significantly to French music through both composition and arrangement. Many songs achieved popularity and received critical acclaim. Also worked as a conductor and was involved in theatrical productions, showcasing talents beyond studio compositions. His contributions to French music spanned several decades, leaving a lasting influence on the chanson style.
Composed 'La Vie en rose'
Worked with Édith Piaf
Contributed to French musical theater
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