Marie Rouanet

Marie Rouanet, 2010

Marie Rouanet (Maria Roanet) (born 1936 in Béziers, Hérault) is an Occitan singer and writer.

Her father was a mechanic and she studied to be a school teacher. Since she was very interested in the history and the ethnography of her region, she started to write poems and songs in Occitan and was a member of the so-called Nova Chançon (New Song) along with Patric, Joan-Pau Verdier or Rosina de Pèira . She performed her wedding with Ives Roqueta in Occitan in 1978.[1]

She has released records with the company Ventadorn and written several books in French.

Discography

  • Pica Relòtge, 1973
  • Cantem Nadal, 1977
  • Contra corrent la Trocha Nada, 1976
  • A l'Intrada del Temps clar, 1976
  • Me soveni..., 1979
  • Als enfants d'Occitania, 1979
  • L'eternitat, 1982

Books

  • Occitanie 1970, les poètes de la décolonisation (PJ Oswald, Honfleur, 1971)
  • Dins de patetas rojas (IEO, 1975; Letras d'òc, 2012, ISBN 978-2-916718-43-9)
  • Apollonie,Reine au coeur du monde (1984)
  • Je ne dois pas toucher les choses du jardin (1993)
  • La Marche lente des glaciers (1994)
  • Nous les filles (1990), memories
  • Du côté des hommes (2001)
  • Luxueuse austérité (2006)
  • Mauvaises nouvelles de la chair (2008)
  • Trésors d'enfance (2009)
  • La Nègre (2010)
  • L’Arpenteur (2012)
  • Murmures pour Jean Hugo (2013)
  • Abécédaire de l'Espérance (2014)
  • Mon rouge Rougier (2015)
  • Territoires sonores (2016)
  • Émerveillements (2022)

References

  1. ^ Notícies del CAOC, 1978 Archived 23 June 2010 at the Wayback Machine

External links

  • Some bibliographical references[permanent dead link]
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