Aznavour's popularity soared in the 1970s, with hits like "Je te laisse ma chanson" (1972) and "La bohème" (1972). He began performing in iconic venues like the Olympia Theatre in Paris and Carnegie Hall in New York City. This period saw the release of notable albums:
The core French releases on labels like Barclay and EMI. Aznavour's popularity soared in the 1970s, with hits
The figure “80 albums” often cited for Aznavour refers to original studio and live LPs, not including posthumous compilations. Each album captures a phase of his artistic journey — from cabaret singer to global troubadour to elder statesman of song. Aznavour's popularity soared in the 1970s