Dalida refused to conform in deeply conservative times, and although she sold more than a hundred million records, she couldn’t save a single one of her relationships. She loved without restraint, yet tragedy was never far away, and three of her lovers took their own lives. And still she sang. — Dalida, the legendary icon of 1970s music, lived a turbulent life that began in Cairo in 1933, when a girl was born who would grow into one of the great divas of European song. She gave her first concert at the Olympia in Paris in 1956, and what followed was a marriage to Lucien Morisse, a reign over the disco scene and trips to India in search of an inner peace she would never find. Again and again, the men she loved took their own lives.