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Zouzou - Mes Convenances

If the copyright holder deems that I affect his interests, please write to me ([email protected]), and I'll remove the video. A collection of relict musical recordings of Zuzu - a French film actress, fashion model, performer of francophone songs in ye-ye style, a sacred figure of the youth countercultural underground of the sixties and early seventies. Zuzu's real name is Daniele Ciarlet, she was born on November 29, 1943 in the city of Blida, located in the northeast of Algeria. In France, Daniel received an excellent education, which is rather unusual for the stereotypical idea of ??models and film actresses as dull-witted and not bright young ladies. She earned her BA at the age of 14 and then entered the Academie Charpentier Art Training Center, one of the most renowned private applied arts education institutions in France. Zuzu got her nickname because she lisped a little when she pronounced the French consonants "s", "j" and "z". However, this circumstance only gave, living in the French capital, an attractive Mademoiselle with an Algerian past, an additional charm, which he already had quite enough. In 1959, Zuzu, thanks to her excellent external data, became a model for the photo artist Jean-Paul Goude, who influenced with his work not only the further development of visual art, but also left a deep mark in the mass consciousness. Since 1961, Zuzu began acting in films: short films and documentaries, cameo roles, art house. The first significant cinematic work was the role of the bizarre young seductress Chloe in Eric Romer's Love in the Afternoon (1972). Then the role of Sybil in the spy film "Sh * P * I * O * N * S" (1974) by the American director Irwin Kershner, Lily - in the drama of Maurice Dugovson "Lily, love me" (1975), and the role of Gabriella in the tape of Marco Ferreri The Last Woman (1976). When Daniele Ciarlet became a regular at the nightclubs and trendy discos that were popular in and around Paris long before the Saturday night dance fever pandemic broke out in the mid-seventies, the French weekly Paris Match, keen on celebrity social life, christened it “Twist Zuzu ". In the stormy days of May 1968, a fashionable singer, model and actress took an active part in protests in the anti-bourgeois youth revolution that broke out in the French capital. She was friends with Bob Dylan, George Harrison and Patty Boyd. She was romantically involved with The Rolling Stones member Brian Jones and Dave Davis of The Kinks. In short, Zuzu was an iconic figure of the sixties, a quintessential femme fatale, alongside Marianne Faithfull, Anita Pallenberg, Brigitte Bardot, Nico, and Yoko Ono. Zouzou (Daniele Ciarlet) – vocals Zouzou - L’integrale 2003 (France, Folk/Pop Rock/Chanson)