Myriam Phiro
Myriam Phiro was a French singer who recorded the song "Petit Fleur" in 1959. The track came about after she met composer Sidney Bechet, who wrote the music...
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Myriam Phiro was a French singer who recorded the song "Petit Fleur" in 1959. The track came about after she met composer Sidney Bechet, who wrote the music for it. With its accordion backing and Phiro's vocal, the song found an audience beyond France.
Her discography wasn't large, but it included other songs like "La Valse des Roses" and "Mon Vieil Accordéon." She was born in Paris in 1932, and her early years weren't easy. The existing history mentions some personal difficulties later on, but the specifics are thin.
What remains is mostly the music itself. "Petit Fleur" is still the song people know, and it's what keeps her name in circulation when old French recordings get played.
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