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ALBUMPedro Infante: El LegadoPedro Infante
Albums by Pedro Infante
ALBUMCien años... pensando en ti (Deluxe)Pedro Infante
ALBUMPedro Infante Con BandaPedro Infante
ALBUMVintage Music No. 115 - LP: Pedro InfantePedro Infante
ALBUMVintage Music No. 53 - LP: Pedro InfantePedro Infante
ALBUMSuperpistas - Canto Como Pedro Infante y Otras MananitasPedro Infante & Otras Mananitas
ALBUMSuperpistas - Canta Como Jose Alfredo Jimenez, Pedro Infante, Luise Perez MesaJosé Alfredo Jiménez, Pedro Infante & Luis Perez Mesa
ALBUMSuperpistas - Canta Como Lorenzo de Monteclaro, Jose A. Jimenez, Pedro Infante, Rigo TovarLorenzo de Monteclaro, José Alfredo Jiménez, Pedro Infante & Rigo Tovar
ALBUMSuperpistas - Canta Como Javier Solis y Pedro InfanteJavier Solís & Pedro Infante
ALBUMLa Serénata del SigloLa Rondalla del Amor de Saltillo & Pedro Infante
ALBUMQuerido AmigoMijares and Pedro Infante
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Pedro Infante Essentials
A ranchera idol straight out of a classic black-and-white film.
Artist Biography
Dubbed the King of the Bolero, Pedro Infante was an iconic actor/singer of the Golden Age of Mexican Cinema, recording more than 350 songs in mariachi, ranchera, and other styles.
∙ After receiving years of formal music training throughout his childhood, Infante joined his first ranchera band as a singer at age 16.
∙ A few years after becoming a popular actor, he released his debut album, El Soldado Raso, in 1943.
∙ In the 1951 film Full Speed Ahead, he sang the famous bolero “Bésame Mucho,” notable for being the only English-language recording of his career.
∙ The 2019 musical comedy film Como caído del cielo featured a fictionalized version of a reincarnated Infante.
Hometown
Mazatlan, Sinaloa, Mexico
Genre
Latin