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Claude Lombard was a Belgian singer, songwriter, and artistic producer.

Born to a musical family, Claude was immersed in the arts at an early age. Along with learning to play the piano and guitar, she attended Institut national supérieur des arts du spectacle in Brussels. She won the national selection to represent Belgium at the Eurovision Song Contest 1968 in London, with the song Quand tu reviendras. It ended up placing joint seventh with the Monegasque and Yugoslav entries.

Afterwards, she moved to Paris, where she wrote the music for the musical Attention fragile; in 1979 she released an album. The producer Lucien Adès later found out about her, after which Claude was invited to sing for a few children's albums. She then would provide her voice to a variety of roles. From the 1990s onwards, she was a musical director, and a backing vocalist for Charles Aznavour until his death.

She died on 20th September 2021.

Eurovision Song Contest 1968
Participants
Flag of PortugalCarlos MendesFlag of The NetherlandsRonnie ToberFlag of BelgiumClaude LombardFlag of AustriaKarel GottFlag of LuxembourgChris & SophieFlag of SwitzerlandGianni MascoloFlag of MonacoLine & WillyFlag of SwedenClaes-Göran HederströmFlag of FinlandKristina HautalaFlag of FranceIsabelle AubretFlag of ItalySergio EndrigoFlag of United KingdomCliff RichardFlag of NorwayOdd BørreFlag of IrelandPat McGuiganFlag of SpainMassielFlag of GermanyWencke MyhreFlag of YugoslaviaDubrovački trubaduri
Songs
Flag of PortugalVerãoFlag of The NetherlandsMorgenFlag of BelgiumQuand tu reviendrasFlag of AustriaTausend FensterFlag of LuxembourgNous vivrons d'amourFlag of SwitzerlandGuardando il soleFlag of MonacoÀ chacun sa chansonFlag of SwedenDet börjar verka kärlek, banne migFlag of FinlandKun kello käyFlag of FranceLa sourceFlag of ItalyMarianneFlag of United KingdomCongratulationsFlag of NorwayStressFlag of IrelandChance of a LifetimeFlag of SpainLa, la, laFlag of GermanyEin Hoch der LiebeFlag of YugoslaviaJedan dan
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