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Iolanda Cristina Gigliotti ( Italian: [joˈlanda kriˈstiːna dʒiʎˈʎɔtti]; 17 January 1933 – 3 May 1987), professionally known as Dalida, was a French singer and actress, born in Egypt to Italian parents. [1] [2] Leading an international career, Dalida has sold over 140 million records worldwide. [3]
- A Troubled Childhood
- A Whirlwind Romance
- Her Problematic Relationships
When she was just seven-years-old, her father was taken by allied forces to the Fayed prison camp where he remained for four years. Her father returned a violent person and Dalida and her mother and brother faced the brunt of abuse. Dalida is quoted as saying, "I hated him when he beat me, I hated him especially when he beat my mom and brothers. I ...
The bombshell caught the attention of Marco de Gastyne, a French film director who then cast her in his 1955 film Le Masque de Toutankhamon. After moving to Paris, she met Lucien Morisse, a married artistic director with whom the relationship became more than strictly professional. They were married in April of 1961 and the marriage lasted just a f...
In 1970, Lucien was pronounced dead following a suicide attempt. In December of 1967, Dalida fell pregnant to an 22-year-old student. The affair inspired her hit song "Il venait d'avoir dix-huit ans," mwhich translates to "he had just turned 18” She decided to terminate the pregnancy which led to complications due to the procedure being performed b...
- She Had Surprising Beginnings. Dalida’s beginnings foreshadowed her future as a star with incredible international appeal. On January 17, 1933, Iolanda Cristina Gigliotti—known to us as “Dalida”—was born to two Italian parents living in Cairo, Egypt.
- She Had A Childhood Filled With Music. While Dalida’s mom brought in the cash, her dad’s job as the concertmaster of the Khedivial Opera House earned their family the admiration of her neighbors.
- They Took Her Father. In 1940, WWII turned Dalida’s life completely upside-down. Allied forces took her father and some other Italian men from their homes, and sent them to the Fayed prison camp near Cairo.
- She Endured A Living Nightmare. Whatever happened inside the prison completely changed Dalida’s dad. He was no longer the loving figure that she remembered.
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Dalida Officiel. @DalidaOfficiel. •. 59.4K subscribers • 335 videos. L’annonce de sa disparition, au soir du 3 mai 1987, a fait une foule d’orphelins, dans le monde. Pas un magazine, pas un...
La rose que j'aimais Dalida / 1971 / Dalida Officiel6.6K Views- Dalida Ils ont changé ma chanson / Live 1973 Luxembourg / Dalida Officiel2.1K Views
- Dalida Je me sens Vivre / 1961 / Dalida officiel6.9K Views
- Dalida Tenía dieciocho años - español / Dalida officiel3K Views
- Dalida Téléphonez moi / 1983 Dalida Officiel8.1K Views
- Dalida Parle moi d'amour mon amour6.4K Views
- Dalida Quand s'arrêtent les violons 1977 / Dalida Officiel7.5K Views
- Et la vie continuera Dalida / 1981 Dalida Officiel4.3K Views
- Dalida 31 décembre 1969 Vœux pour l'année 19702.9K Views
- Dalida Le petit clair de lune ( Tintarella di luna) 1960 / Dalida Officiel4.1K Views
Looking back at the troubled life of legendary Egyptian-born crossover star Dalida. With a film about Dalida out this week in the UAE, we look at the triumphs and tragedies of the singer’s life, and why she is still so fondly remembered 30 years after her death. Dalida’s songs include both happy and soulful tunes.
- Rym Ghazal
Jan 17, 2019 · Born in Cairo to Italian parents on 17 January, 1933, Dalida – full name Iolanda Cristina Gigliotti – remains one of the best known French singers. Here are five things you should know about her...
Oct 13, 2016 · On the night between May 2nd and 3rd, 1987, Dalida took an overdose of barbiturates. Her note simply read: ‘Life has become unbearable for me…Forgive me’. Her funeral was held at La Madeleine and she was buried at the Cimitière de Montmartre. Since her death, Dalida has received numerous tributes.
