Léo Ferré (1916–1993) was a popular French singer-songwriter of Monegasque descent, as well as a poet, translator, singer, and composer. During his 46-year career, he released over 40 albums, becoming a key figure in the French pop scene. His work, inspired by anarchist ideas, included both original compositions and musical interpretations of poetry, including the poems Шарля Бодлера and Артюра Рембо . Among his famous songs are "Avec le temps" and "C'est extra" Léo Ferré had a significant influence on the development of the French music scene and poetry.

• Genres: Поп, Эстрада
• Country: France, Monaco
• Language: French, Portuguese, English, Italian