Edith Piaf's heirs have been approached for the free use of the songs La Vie en rose and L'Hymne à l'amour at the opening of the Paris Olympics.
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Catherine Glavas and her sister were approached for approval to use Edith Piaf's songs at the opening of the Paris Olympics. They received a request for L'Hymne à l'amour, and the organizing committee also contacted Editions Beuscher to use La Vie en rose. Aya Nakamura is the possible interpreter, which has sparked controversy.
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