Bruno Coquatrix

1910–1979 (age 69)

Biography

Bruno Coquatrix guided the famous Olympia music hall through an era of remarkable artistic blossoming, promoting French chanson and international stars alike. His acumen as a businessperson helped create one of Paris’s cultural landmarks, where performers of every generation found a stage.

Beyond the walls of the Olympia, Coquatrix was celebrated for his generous support of musicians and for shaping Paris into a global hub of live entertainment.

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