Francis Lemarque , born Натан Корб , was a French singer and composer born in 1917 in Paris, France. His work spanned the genres of chanson and popular music. Francis Lemarque became known for his heartfelt lyrics and melodies that captured the spirit of Paris. Among his most famous songs are "À Paris" which became the city's anthem, and "Marjolaine" During his career, he collaborated with artists such as Édith Piaf and wrote film scores. Francis Lemarque left a significant mark on the genre of French chanson, inspiring generations of musicians.

• Country: France
• Language: French