With an illustrious career dating back to the ’40s, Line Renaud is a one-of-a-kind cultural icon. Born Jacqueline Ente in 1928, she’s known for her sweet yet commanding voice and her versatility, having successfully branched out to theatre and cinema. Renaud’s 1947 single “Ma cabane au Canada” launched her singing career and typifies the sweeping, orchestral drama of her discography—also reflected in chanson classics such as “Ma p’tite folie”, “Quand Madelon” and “Le chien dans la vitrine”.