Once hailed as the French Sinatra, Charles Aznavour wrote and performed hundreds of songs in several languages, selling millions of records and cementing a legacy as an icon of his generation. Discovered by Édith Piaf in the 1940s, the legendary songbird's mentorship set fire to Aznavour's ambitions, and soon his unmistakeable tenor was moving audiences across the world. Among countless heart-wrenching classics is the devastating piano ballad "La Bohème" and the ardently lilting "Emmenez Moi"—each recording elegant, romantic and sure to endure for decades to come.