Watch: Rhiannon Giddens Performs "La Vie en Rose"

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Rhiannon Giddens has made a video performing Edith Piaf's beloved song "La Vie en Rose." "This is for Paris, and Beirut, and Kenya, and Charleston, and so many others; for countless innocent people devastated by terrorism—which is just a word for organized hatred and inhumanity," says Giddens. "We have to keep seeing the world in shades of rose—we have to keep hoping for peace and working for change and believing that with our art, our love, our knowledge, and most of all, our empathy and understanding for our fellow human beings, we can make a difference." You can watch it here.

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Rhiannon Giddens has made a video performing Edith Piaf's beloved song "La Vie en Rose," which you can watch below.

"This is for Paris, and Beirut, and Kenya, and Charleston, and so many others; for countless innocent people devastated by terrorism—which is just a word for organized hatred and inhumanity," says Giddens. "We have to keep seeing the world in shades of rose—we have to keep hoping for peace and working for change and believing that with our art, our love, our knowledge, and most of all, our empathy and understanding for our fellow human beings, we can make a difference."

The video was directed by filmmaker Harvey Robinson.

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Rhiannon Giddens: "La Vie En Rose" [video]
  • Wednesday, November 18, 2015
    Watch: Rhiannon Giddens Performs "La Vie en Rose"

    Rhiannon Giddens has made a video performing Edith Piaf's beloved song "La Vie en Rose," which you can watch below.

    "This is for Paris, and Beirut, and Kenya, and Charleston, and so many others; for countless innocent people devastated by terrorism—which is just a word for organized hatred and inhumanity," says Giddens. "We have to keep seeing the world in shades of rose—we have to keep hoping for peace and working for change and believing that with our art, our love, our knowledge, and most of all, our empathy and understanding for our fellow human beings, we can make a difference."

    The video was directed by filmmaker Harvey Robinson.

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