Edith piaf CHOI JUNG WON In 1915, a girl named Edith Giovanna Gashon was born on the 72nd Street in Beir, a slum in Paris, France. After spending her childhood in a whorey village, she lived four years as blind and began singing on the streets after dramatically recovering. After her talent was discovered by pub owner Louise Leffle, she makes her debut as a singer with the stage name "Little Sparrow," but she is accused of murder and retires. In 1935, she rose again with the encouragement of poet Raymond Aso and female composer Margrit Mono. Edith Piaf, called 'Voice of France'. She threw all her life away for love, and in return, she got a impoverished life, alcohol and drug addiction and liver cancer. To be able to call blood rosy is a privilege that only those who have lived their lives fiercely can have." Piaf, who was saying this, gave up her "rose-colored life" in 1963 while her 23-year-old young husband, her last love, watched. She was 48 years