Leonard Cohen

At thirteen, he learned to play the guitar to impress a girl. By fifteen, he was performing with a country band. He then started studying literature and wrote poems and novels, only to return to music. His grandfathers were rabbis, and he regularly attended synagogue in Montreal with his parents. The prayers he heard there also found their way into his lyrics and songs. Some of his most famous songs include "Suzanne" and "Hallelujah," which touched the hearts of his fans around the world. Little People, Big Dreams tells the inspiring life stories of great individuals: each of these personalities, whether a philosopher, researcher, or athlete, has achieved the unimaginable. It all began when they were still small: with big dreams.