page_title: Marjorie Noël
hierarchical_section_title: Marjorie Noël
caption_attribution_description: Eurovision Song Contest 1965 Regia di ROMOLO SIENA Allestimento scenografico di FRANCESCO DE MARTINO Luci di GUIDO CARACCIOLO Assistente alla regia ELENA AMICUCCI Assistente di studio MARCELLO SABETTI Capo stuadra tecnica ANGELO FONTANA Prima controllo camere GUSTAVO GALLARATO Capo tecnico audio CIRO PALLONETTO Cameramen ADOLFO BOTTA, SERGIO FREISSENET, ENRICO LANDINI, FLORIDO VARZI ________________________________ Marjorie Noël
context_page_description: Marjorie Noël was a French pop singer who had a brief career in the mid-1960s, and is best known for her participation on behalf of Monaco in the 1965 Eurovision Song Contest.
  Noël was born in Paris. Her first recordings were released in 1964, and the following year she was invited to represent Monaco in the tenth Eurovision Song Contest, to take place in Naples, Italy on 20 March. The chosen song, "Va dire à l'amour", a gentle strings-driven ballad, ended in ninth place of the 18 entries. She would later take part in the 1965 La Rose d'Or festival in Antibes, and released in total seven EPs.
  Noël retired from showbusiness in 1967 and spent the rest of her life in anonymity. She died of a cerebral hemorrhage, aged 54, in Cavaillon, Vaucluse, on 30 April 2000.
context_section_description: Marjorie Noël (born Françoise Nivot; 25 December 1945 – 30 April 2000) was a French pop singer who had a brief career in the mid-1960s, and is best known for her participation on behalf of Monaco in the 1965 Eurovision Song Contest. 
  Noël was born in Paris.  Her first recordings were released in 1964, and the following year she was invited to represent Monaco in the tenth Eurovision Song Contest, to take place in Naples, Italy on 20 March. The chosen song, "Va dire à l'amour" ("Go Tell Love"), a gentle strings-driven ballad, ended in ninth place of the 18 entries.  She would later take part in the 1965 La Rose d'Or festival in Antibes, and released in total seven EPs.
  Noël retired from showbusiness in 1967 and spent the rest of her life in anonymity. She died of a cerebral hemorrhage, aged 54, in Cavaillon, Vaucluse, on 30 April 2000.
caption: Marjorie Noël at Eurovision
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