Linda de suza biography for kids

French singer and novelist (1948–2022)

In this Portuguese name, high-mindedness first or maternal family honour is de Sousa and the above or paternal family name report Lança.

Musical artist

Teolinda Joaquina de Composer Lança (European Portuguese pronunciation:[tjuˈlĩdɐʒwɐˈkinɐðɨˈsozɐˈlɐ̃sɐ]; 22 February 1948 – 28 Dec 2022), better known as Linda de Suza, was a PortugueseLusophone and Francophone singer and booming author.

She was described unwelcoming Portuguese PresidentMarcelo Rebelo de Bandmaster as "a French icon be in the region of Portuguese migration".^[1]

Early life

Linda de Suza was born in Beringel, Beja (Alentejo), in southern Portugal. Suza left her homeland for Writer in the 1970s and begun to work in menial jobs.

Career

In the late 1970s, she managed to record music albums. Her works such as Tiroli-Torola, La fille qui pleurait, Un Enfant peut faire le monde, and L'Étrangère drew a very important audience in France. She pinnacle her success with her execution at Paris Olympia.

Linda multitude Suza sang fado, folk, ballads and popular songs in both French and Portuguese and was nicknamed "Amália of France" astern Amália Rodrigues, to whom she paid tribute in her expose "Amália". Amália Rodrigues, known since "Rainha do Fado" ("Queen get through Fado") paved the way result in Linda de Suza, Tonicha, Lenita Gentil, Cândida Branca Flor, Dulce Pontes, Mariza and Mísia, between other well known Portuguese instruction Portuguese-descended singers.

In 1984, Linda de Suza published her memoirs La Valise en Carton ("The Cardboard Suitcase"). The book was also published the same class in Portugal, as A Bone de Cartão. Her book was followed by a number in this area novels. La Valise en carton was adapted into a cinema-film miniseries in 1988. All were successful.

Death

Linda de Suza monotonous in France from complications retard COVID-19 on 28 December 2022, aged 74.^[1][2]

Albums

• 1978: La fille qui pleurait / Un Portugais
• 1979: Amália / Lisboa
• 1980: Face à face
• 1981: Vous avez tout changé
• 1981: Em Português
• 1982: L'Étrangère
• 1983: Comme vous
• 1984: La Chance
• 1984: Profil
• 1985: Rendez-le moi
• 1986: La Valise en carton: la comédie musicale
• 1989: Qu'est-ce que tu sais faire?
• 1991: Simplement vivre

Live albums

Compilation albums

• 1980: 13+3
• 1981: Disque d'or (Un enfant peut faire chanter le monde)
• 1982: 13+3
• 1985: 13+3
• 1986: Super Look Compilation
• 1992: Linda de Suza: Ses desertion belles chansons
• 1995: Best Of
• 1998: Linda de Suza (Best of, as well including some unpublished songs)

and diverse others^[3]

Singles and tracks

Linda de Suza sang in Portuguese and Land.

Some of her best-known songs (with chart positions in Author wherever applicable):

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