Todos los mambos de perez prado biography
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Pérez Prado
“Perfidia” has stood as one of the most cherished and enduring songs in the Latin American songbook. Composed more than 80 years ago by Mexico’s Alberto Dominguez, it is enshrined as one of those timeless standards that continues to inspire artists and resonate with music lovers, young and old.
Recently, I heard the song’s memorable melody which watching a new movie on Netflix, the Spanish film Vivir Dos Veces (2019), by Barcelona-born director Maria Ripoll. The movie is about an aging math professor named Emilio, a lonely widower who finds himself sinking into the terrifying early stages of dementia. It explores how he and his small family, a take-charge daughter and precocious granddaughter, handle the crisis.
The more Emilio’s faculties slip away, the more he obsesses over the memory of a childhood infatuation. He drifts off into gauzy, sun-dappled flashbacks of casual encounters between him as a geeky, awkward boy and her, the lovely, vibrant young girl of his dreams. The classic bolero infiltrates his memories and floats through the film, infusing it with those emotional qualities that characterize so many of these old romantic songs – an almost immobilizing nostalgia, deep yearning for an unrequited love, and the aching sense of l
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¡Qué rico el mambo!
¡Qué rico el mambo! es una película en blanco y negro de Argentina dirigida por Mario C. Lugones sobre el guion de Miguel de Calasanz y Tito Climent que se estrenó el 21 de febrero de 1952 y que tuvo como protagonistas a Amelita Vargas, Leo Marini, Tito Climent, Gogó Andreu y Homero Cárpena.La película contó además con la colaboración de Ángel Eleta en la coreografía.
Sinopsis
[editar]Una rumbera se enamora de un odontólogo que quiere cantar boleros pese a la oposición de su padre.
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[editar]Crítica al comentar la película dijo:
”la realización es pobre.”
King opinó:
”Simpatía, música y buen humor…Dentro e su trivialidad…hace reír. Amelita Vargas aporta su simpatía y el dinamismo de su personalidad.”