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Funambule means tightrope walker in the
French language.
Specifically it may
refer to: the
Funambule funicular, a
funicular railway in the
Swiss city of...
- less
successful commercially. In 2013, he
released his family-inspired
Funambule album,
while Il nous
restera ça (2015)
featured 11
collaborations with...
- mime. He
performed from 1816 to the year of his
death at the Théâtre des
Funambules,
which was
immortalized in
Marcel Carné's poetic-realist film Children...
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Funambule is the
fourth studio album by
French slam poet
Grand Corps Malade, with
musical direction by
musician and
trumpet player Ibrahim Maalouf. The...
- The Fun'ambule is a
funicular railway in the city of Neuchâtel in the
Swiss canton of Neuchâtel. The line runs in
tunnel and
links the
lower part of the...
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strong sympathy with the
lives of
traveling saltimbancos. The Théâtre des
Funambules was a
little theater licensed in its
early years to
present only mimed...
- (2014).
Recherches sur l'histoire des Tsiganes. Auzias,
Claire (2002), Les
funambules de l'histoire (in French) (Éditions la Digitale ed.), Baye: La Digitale...
- kept
alive his
pantomimic legacy,
first in Paris, at the Théâtre des
Funambules, and then,
beginning in the late 1850s, at
theaters in
Bordeaux and M****ille...
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english translation and
interpretation in Les
Funambules ) http://www.les-
funambules.com/chansons/les-
funambules/ On
April 15, 2014 it was
announced conversions...
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during the July
Monarchy (1830–1848),
centred on the area
around the
Funambules theatre,
situated on the
Boulevard du
Temple –
pejoratively referred to...
