BIOGRAPHY :
Frank Sinatra was born December 12, 1915 in Hoboken in the state of New Jersey (United States) to parents of Italian origin. Although he sang for several years, he made his debut in 1935 incorporating the jazz band Hoboken Four. This confirms the first test in his will to live of the song and he will find a number of commitments in professional orchestras (the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra, the trumpet of Harry James), 1942 or until he decides to go solo. He made his first steps before the cameras in the musical "Reveille With Beverly".

Noticed by Columbia Records, he signed an agreement that will save close to three hundred titles until 1952. Frank Sinatra is one of the main actors in Hollywood and was voted one shooting. Torn between filming for movies, records and record TV shows, Frank Sinatra was the artist that leaves its mark on American cultural life. His interpretations of "Strangers In The Night" or "My Way" by the crooner are number one and earned him the nickname "The Voice". In 1994 he gave his last concert before taking a short retreat after a busy career. He died May 14, 1998, but continue to shine in the firmament of stars.