Intégrale, Volume 16 : Poésie-Rattrapages, Inedits, Raretés, Live 1932-1955
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« Charles Trenet did not access poetry through song. He gifted his poetry to song. At eighteen, he belonged to literature. He was recognized by Max Jacob, by Cocteau, by Fargue, as “marked with the sign.” If he sang, it was to lock himself in a circle of light. Because he refused to become an adult. » Gaston BONHEUR Booklet 32 pages
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