Jean-Pierre Bourtayre was a French composer born in Paris on January 31, 1942, and passed away on March 4, 2024.
Jean-Pierre Bourtayre, Wife
He got married and spit sometimes; it was noted that he has given few details concerning the wife’s details.
Jean-Pierre Bourtayre Children
There are no details about the aforementioned.
Jean-Pierre Bourtayre Parents
He has not disclosed to the entire public about his parents, as this has also been noted as one of his family staid issues. Meanwhile, he is known to be the son of Henri Bourtayre, also a noted composer.
Jean-Pierre Bourtayre Siblings
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In addition, Bourtayre began his composing career in the 1960s, working with various artists such as Les Chats Sauvages, Dick Rivers, and Hugues Aufray.
In the meantime, he became well-known in the 1970s after working with Claude Francois, where he became his artistic director and wrote hits like “Alexandrie Alexandra,” “Le Telephone Pleure,” and “Magnolias for Ever.”
Bourtayre also composed theme songs for television series, including L’Arsène and Gentleman Cambrioleur. In 1979, he created the musical comedy 36 Front populaire.
Throughout his career, he worked with numerous performers, including Jacques Dutronc, Michel Sardou, and Séverine. In 1998, he was made a Knight of the Ordre national du Merite.
