Géraldine

For Irish Singer Géraldine Who Represented Luxembourg At The 1975 Eurovision Song Contest Use The Tag Geraldine Branagan. Géraldine Is A Marvellous Forgotten Sixties Pop Singer Born In 1947 Géraldine After Being Member Of The Djinns Got Out A First Solo 4 Title EP In 1966 On Polydor. The Same Year Her Song "Which Heart Will You Break?" Quel Cœur Vas-Tu Briser? Wasn't Selected To Represent France At The Eurovision. But At The Lugano Preselection On January 21 1967 She Got That Song Representing Switzerland At The Eurovision Song Contest In Vienna On April 8. She Would Get 0 Points For A 17th Place. But Considering The Studio Version Of "Which Heart Will You Break?" On The Second Polydor EP It Is Absolutely Magnificent And Would Totally Have Deserved To Win The Contest. So What Happened In Vienna That April 8 1967 ? As We Can Hear Now On Youtube The Live Performance Was Unsatisfying The Orchestra Was Average But Mainly Geraldine’s Voice Was Deformed By Nervousness And Sometimes Out Of Key. But This Can't Explain 0 Points As The Other Live Performances Also Weren’t Nice. It’s Just That There Was Not Enough Lobbying For Switzerland Represented By A French Girl. Géraldine Got Out At Least A Third 4 Titles EP In 1968 Before We Loose All Trace Of Her. We Discovered Her Last Name At The Time Gautier That Certainly Changed Trough Marriage And We Don't Even Know If She's Still Alive. All Information Is Welcome. So We Stay With That Magic 1967 EP Containing Also The Song "Springtime Snows" Whose Lyrics Were Written By The Swiss Singer Jean Charles Who Would Become Later A Famous Radio & TV Humorist. Beyond The Outdated Grace Of The Melody And The Voice The Typical 1967 French Pop Sound Brings A Peculiar "Zeitgeist" To The Whole Inimitable With Nice Heavy Drums That Conserved A Slight Metallic 1965 Peps. read less