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Francesca Solleville
Francesca Solleville was born in Périgueux on March 2, 1932. The daughter of a
Gascon man and an Italian woman who had fled the Fascist regime, she studied
literature at the Sorbonne and took singing lessons with Marya Freund. In 1960,
she joined the vocal group Les Barclay and began recording for the BAM label. A
member of the rive gauche movement, Francesca Solleville sang texts by Aragon,
Mac Orlan, Ferré, Ferrat and Brassens, and performed in cabarets such as
l'Écluse, la Contrescarpe, la Colombe and le Port du Salut, where her
songwriters and peers came to listen to her, as ...
200 METRES (MEXICO 68)Francesca Solleville and Jean-Max BRUA
200 METRES (MEXICO 68)Francesca Solleville and Jean-Max BRUA
200 METRES (MEXICO 68)Francesca Solleville and Jean-Max BRUA
ON S RA JAMAIS VIEUXBernard JOYET, Francesca Solleville and JOYET ET ROLL MOPS
DEUX CENTS METRES (MEXICO 1968)Francesca Solleville and Jean-Max BRUA
200 METRES (MEXICO 68)Francesca Solleville and Jean-Max BRUA
200 METRES (MEXICO 68)Francesca Solleville and Jean-Max BRUA
200 METRES (MEXICO 68)Francesca Solleville and Jean-Max BRUA
Francesca Solleville
200 METRES (MEXICO 68)Francesca Solleville and Jean-Max BRUA
Les Treize Coups de Minuit
ON S RA JAMAIS VIEUXBernard JOYET, Francesca Solleville and JOYET ET ROLL MOPS
Au Temps Pour Moi !
DEUX CENTS METRES (MEXICO 1968)Francesca Solleville and Jean-Max BRUA
Jean-Max Brua
200 METRES (MEXICO 68)Francesca Solleville and Jean-Max BRUA
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