Charles Aznavour: A Musical Legend

The World's Last Troubadour

On October 1st, the world lost one of its greatest entertainers with the passing of Charles Aznavour, the "world's last and greatest troubadour." Born in Paris on May 22, 1924, Aznavour, whose real name was Charles Aznavourian, rose to international fame with his signature songs such as "La Bohème" and "Yesterday When I Was Young."

A True Icon

With over 1,200 songs written and recorded in multiple languages, Aznavour was a true musical icon. His songs have been performed by countless artists, including Ray Charles, Frank Sinatra, and Elvis Presley. He also starred in over 60 films, earning critical acclaim for his roles in "Shoot the Piano Player" and "The Tin Drum."