La Argentinita - Cádiz / Sevilla album flac

Complete your La Argentinita collection. La Argentinita ‎– Cadiz, Sevilla. Genre: Latin, Folk, World, & Country. 62028/Victor 81821 which have close matrix numbers.

Encarnación López Júlvez, better known as La Argentinita, (Buenos Aires, March 3, 1898 - New York, September 24, 1945) was a Spanish-Argentine flamenco dancer (bailaora), choreographer and singer together with her sister Pilar López Júlvez. La Argentinita was considered the highest expression of this art form during that time. Encarnación was the daughter of Spanish immigrants in Argentina, where her father decided to start a fabric business

Cádiz tacita de plata. La Argentinita: Trianeras (Serie Rarezas). La Argentinita y Pilar López-1933-España en la Memoria. Imperio Argentina - Viva Sevilla (La Hermana San Suplicio).

La Argentinita started doing Spanish dancing at the young age of four with her father segoviano Felix Lopez by her side playing the Guitar. Later going to dance schools and dancing in Cafe's ( Café cantantes) while making her debut in Madrid at six years of age. Later she came to the . debut in Lew Leslie's International Revue at the Majestic Theater in 1930 and unfortunately, the audience walked out during her dance. While in Spain she met a famous Bullfighter named Ignacio Sanchez Mejías ( Who was married to Dolores Go'mez Ortega,) which Argentinita is rumored to have had an affair, however, it has been written they did not. In 1938, La Argentinita, approached José Greco to audition for her company, which he did join in 1943. Her equally talented sister, Pilar Lopez danced in her company as well. When Encarnacion died, José Greco and her sister, Pilar Lopez, escorted her body back to Spain.

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Born in Cadiz in 1918 and died in Jerez de la Frontera (Cadiz) in 1995. Descendant of a huge flamenco family of "chalecos" and "pantalones", daughter of "El Mono", sister (because of her father) of Tomás "El Chaqueta", José "El Chaleco", Antonio "El Chaqueta", Imperio de Granada and Salvador "El Pantalon", cousin of Juan Doblones and Canono, aunt of "El Chaqueton" and "El Flecha". Also related to the "Tio Juan" from Jerez, father of Nano de Jerez