Môme (La Vie en Rose)

"Môme (La Vie en Rose)" is a jazz standard composed in 1945 by Louis Guglielmi, with lyrics by Edith Piaf, inspired by her famous song "La Vie en Rose." The piece features a gentle, romantic melody and lush harmonies that evoke feelings of love and nostalgia. Its title, "Môme," meaning "kid" or "youngster," reflects a sense of affection and innocence. Often performed as an instrumental, the song captures the emotional depth and elegance associated with Piaf’s style, making it a timeless piece celebrated for its melodic beauty and expressive depth within the jazz and chanson genres.