Pop Latino
Spain
Rocío Dúrcal
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Vídeos de música populares de Rocío Dúrcal
Sobre Rocío Dúrcal
Terra natal
Madrid, Spain
Data de nascimento
October 4, 1944
Género
Pop Latino
Nicknamed Queen of the Rancheras, Rocío Dúrcal was a Spanish singer and actress whose career spanned more than four decades and 50 albums.
∙ In 1966, she won Best Female Star from the National Syndicate of Spectacle, Spain, for two films directed by Luis César Amadori: Acompáñame and Buenos días, condesita.
∙ Dúrcal was best-known for her takes on Juan Gabriel songs, but she also interpreted compositions from notable Mexican singer-songwriters Marco Antonio Solís and Joan Sebastian.
∙ Nominated for a Best Mexican-American Performance Grammy, her 1984 LP, Rocío Dúrcal - Canta a Juan Gabriel, was later inducted into the Latin Grammy Hall Of Fame.
∙ “La Guirnalda” appeared at No. 3 on Billboard’s first-ever Hot Latin 50 chart, which tracked Latin radio airplay, in 1986.
∙ Her 1988 single “Como Tu Mujer” topped Billboard’s Hot Latin Tracks chart for 10 weeks.
∙ She was honored with a Latin Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award in 2005.
Influenciado por Rocío DúrcalRocío Dúrcal influenciou a música de Mario Valdizon, frida camarasa, SpliffHappy e outros.
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