Ute Lemper enchants us with the most beautiful chansons of a romantic and melancholic Paris. In the cafés, accordion players perform, and lovers and the lost flock to the banks of the Seine to walk there in the pulse of poetry. Under the old bridges, you can hear the voices of Piaf, Brel, Ferre, and Trenet, while Jacques Prevert writes his thoughts on a park bench in Montsouris. The divine Ute Lemper transports us into this scene through music that became famous thanks to greats like Edith Piaf, Jacques Brel, Charles Trenet, Michel Legrand, Kurt Weill, Barbara, Léo Ferré, or Serge Gainsbourg.

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