Les Soeurs Étienne

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Les Soeurs Étienne were a duo of French singers born in Reims (Marne).

Louise Étienne was born September 3, 1924 and died March 22, 2016 in Paris. Odette Étienne was born March 21, 1928 and died July 18, 2013 in Asnières-sur-Seine.

They have successfully conducted a lightning career after the Second World War in full swing mode.

Among their main songs, we find "C'est si bon", "Plus je t'embrasse", "Le Manège aux Souvenirs" and "Faire le Tour de France".

Odette Étienne married Jacques Goddet (4 January 1952 - 25 June 1957) (divorced) and Louis Candau (8 December 1989 - 8 November 1995) (his death).

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Known for

Quand j'étais chanteur

6.4

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2006

Le chasseur de chez Maxim's

4.9

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1953

Sirius symphonies

Themselves

1942

La chance aux chansons

4.9

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Quand j'étais chanteur
6.4
- performer: "Qui Sait, Qui Sait, Qui Sait" (Quizás, Quizás, Quizás)
- 2006
Les refrains de la mémoire
TV Series
- performer: "C'est si bon"
- 2001
La chance aux chansons
4.9
TV Series
- performer: "C'est à Brasilia"
- performer: "Rien dans les Mains, rien dans les Poches"
- performer: "C'est si bon"
- 1987–1995
Matin Bonheur
TV Series
- performer: "C'est si bon"
- performer: "Ma Guêpière et mes Longs Jupons" (Buttons and Bows), "C'est si bon"
- 1989–1991
Du côté de chez Fred
8.3
TV Series
- performer: "C'est à Brasilia"
- 1989
Tout le monde le sait
TV Series
- performer: "C'est si bon"
- 1987
Champs-Elysées
6.5
TV Series
- performer: "Chacun son Bonheur" (To Each His Own), "Cinq Minutes de plus" (Five Minutes More), "Cheveux au Vent", "Plus je t'Embrasse" (Heart of my Heart), "Qui Sait, Qui Sait, Qui Sait" (Quizás, Quizás, Quizás), "C'est si bon"
- 1983
Un temps pour tout
TV Series
- performer: "Rien dans les Mains, rien dans les Poches", "Cinq Minutes de plus" (Five Minutes More), "Chacun son Bonheur" (To Each His Own), "Civilisation" (Civilization), "Cheveux au Vent", "De Temps en Temps", "Après la Pluie, le Beau Temps" (Nach em Räge schint Sunne), "Qui Sait, Qui Sait, Qui Sait" (Quizás, Quizás, Quizás), "Ma Guêpière et mes Longs Jupons" (Buttons and Bows), "C'est si bon"
- 1982
Aujourd'hui Madame
5.8
TV Series
- performer: "C'est si bon", "Ma Guêpière et mes Longs Jupons" (Buttons and Bows)
- 1979
Télé dimanche
TV Series
- performer: "C'est si bon"
- 1970
Au-delà de l'écran
TV Series
- performer: "C'est si bon"
- 1960
Rue de la gaîté
TV Series
- performer: "C'est si bon"
- 1960
Rendez-vous avec...
TV Series
- performer: "Sérénade sans Espoir" (Penny Serenade), "Oh ma m'Ami", "Chacun son Bonheur" (To Each His Own), "C'est si bon", "De Temps en Temps", "Après la Pluie, le Beau Temps" (Nach em Räge schint Sunne), "Qui Sait, Qui Sait, Qui Sait" (Quizás, Quizás, Quizás), "Ma Guêpière et mes Longs Jupons" (Buttons and Bows), "Plus je t'Embrasse" (Heart of my Heart), "Ça va Éclater" (Something's Gotta Give)
- 1956
Le chasseur de chez Maxim's
4.9
- performer: "Je ne Sais pas"
- 1953
Les chansons s'envolent
Short
- performer: "De Temps en Temps", "Rumba"
- 1950

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Trivia
May 9, 1948, they recorded the French song "C'est si bon" which was written in 1947 by Henri Betti (music) and André Hornez (lyrics). The song was recorded with Raymond Legrand and his Orchestra. In 1965, they recorded the song a second time but with Paul Erel and his Orchestra.

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