Minouche Barelli

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Minouche Barelli (born December 13, 1947 in Paris , † February 20, 2004 in Monaco ; real name Marie-Pierre Barelli ) was a French- Monegasque singer . She was the daughter of Aimé Barelli and Lucienne Delyle .

Live and act

Minouche Barelli published her first songs in 1966.

In 1967 , the then 19-year-old singer represented the Principality of Monaco at the Grand Prix Eurovision ( Eurovision Song Contest ) in Vienna and placed fifth with the title Boum Badaboum , which was unusual for the time . Her father Aimé Barelli accompanied her as a conductor . The composer of the Monegasque contribution was Serge Gainsbourg , the Frenchman won the Grand Prix 1965 for Luxembourg as a songwriter with Poupée de cire, poupée de son .

Minouche Barelli became a national of Monaco in 2002.

Minouche Barelli died completely unexpectedly on February 20, 2004 in Monaco.

Discography (EPs)

  • 1966 - Je prendrai tout
  • 1966 - Goualante 67
  • 1966 - You moment que
  • 1966 - Ça fait du bruit
  • 1967 - Boum badaboum

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personal data
SURNAME Barelli, Minouche
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Barelli, Marie-Pierre
BRIEF DESCRIPTION French-Monegasque singer
DATE OF BIRTH December 13, 1947
PLACE OF BIRTH Paris
DATE OF DEATH February 20, 2004
Place of death Monaco