Edith Piaf Les Amants de Teruel Lovers of Teruel French and English Subtitles

The grand voice of Edith Piaf soars over the tale of the star-crossed lovers of 13th Century Spain whose marriage was never to be on earth, yet their union survived even death. Like Romeo and Juliet, Tristan and Isolde, their story has been immortalized in art, film , sculpture, ballet, and here, a beautiful song by Greece’s most celebrated composer, (who gave us Zorba the Greek) Mikis lovers, Diego de Marcella and Isabelle de Seguara are enterred at San Pedro of Teruel, near Valencia , Spain. The song in its original Greek version is Omorphi Poli, “Beautiful City.“ Piaf recorded this song in 1962, the year before she died, sounding strong as ever despite great physical handicap. The two Piaf albums at the end of the video are first the French,1962, then the American release, 1963. The musical ballet “Les Amants de Teruel“ by Rayond Rouleau also came out in film in 1962. Thanks to the very knowledgeable and generous philipchek of Paris for help with the translation. O
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