Boby Lapointe
Boby Lapointe was a French singer, songwriter, and actor known for his clever wordplay and humorous lyrics. Born in 1922 in Pézenas, France, Lapointe made a name for himself in the 1960s with his unique style of chanson, characterized by witty rhymes and alliterations. He gained fame when his song "Aragon et Castille" was performed in a 1954 film, and his career took off after appearing in François Truffaut's 1960 film "Shoot the Piano Player," where he sang "Framboise".
Lapointe's music was marked by its playful approach to language and catchy melodies. He performed at major venues across France and built friendships with other prominent French artists of his time, including Jacques Brel and Georges Brassens. Beyond his musical talents, Lapointe was also a math enthusiast, developing the bibi-binary system in 1968. His career, though relatively short, left a lasting impact on French music, and he remains a beloved figure in the country's cultural landscape.
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