À la demande populaire (at popular demand), here it is for you!

Il n’y a pas l’ombre d’un doute là-dessus (there is not a shadow of a doubt about it), this is definitely among the French classiques de tous les temps (of all times.)

It has been sung times and times again by de nombreux artistes (numerous artists), and has historically been mixed up with personalities de toutes les sauces politiques (of all political flavors): From the pro-colonialist right-wing Légionaires who attempted a putsch against the Général de Gaule in 1961, and to whom the singer allegedly dedictaed it initially, to the anti-colonialist and anti-Nazi Dutch, hero of the Indonesian war of liberation, “Poncke Princen“…You make your pick, bien entendu.

The song has also been famously featured in many movies, American and otherwise: In Intolerable Cruelty (with George Clooney); in La Haine (with Vincent Cassel, TTC’s buddy. See “Une “Casse à-la-Cassel” ! (Grand “Théft” à-la-Menthe)“, or “YELLE (à tue-tête) if you like “le FRI€” the TTC way“); in the recent Inception, starring Marion Cotillard, the actrice who played the incarnation of Édith Piaf in her film biographique called La Vie en Rose; and finally, the lyrics were used in the intro of a song by the German metalband Rammstein in their album “Frühling in Paris“, meaning “Printemps à Paris” (Springtime in Paris)!

Non, je ne regrette rien! (Édith Piaf)