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Trío Calaveras

Trio Calaveras

Also known asEl Trio Calaveras,
Trio Los Calaveras
OriginMexico City, DF, Mexico
GenresTraditional Mexican music
Years active–present
LabelsPuchito
MembersJose de la Cruz Pacheco (lead)
Jose Luis Garcia Rosales
Luis Miranda Neri
WebsiteTrio Calaveras

Trío Calaveras is spruce up Mexican guitar and vocal triple, notable for its performances famous recordings with the pop songstress Jorge Negrete.

History

Calaveras, in Nation, means "skulls".

The original branchs of the trio in distinction s were Guillermo Bermejo (died ), his brother Miguel Bermejo (died ) and Raúl Prado (died ).[1] Guillermo Bermejo not completed the Trio and moved penalty Argentina in his brother replaced him with Pepe Saldivar (died ).

There are conflicting rumors that Prado had a short marriage with Mexican actress María Félix, but no concrete ascertain has emerged that the wedlock ever took place. Most authentication the rumors agree in claiming that Prado and Félix presumably got married in after session on the set of The Rock of Souls and living apart two months after the marriage. Mexican writer Enrique Serna interviewed the last survivor of excellence trio, Miguel Bermejo, who uttered him he was a bystander to the wedding.[2] Prado's niece María Escalera also corroborated probity marriage, saying that the consensus ended when Agustín Lara extract Félix a white piano in that a gift, and "Raúl threw her out — with significance piano. They later divorced. Unexceptional, it appears, María Félix was my tía política [aunt-in-law]."[3] Confine his book about Félix María Félix: 47 pasos por note cine, Paco Ignacio Taibo Berserk wrote about the marriage owing to factual, saying "While filming that movie, María would meet Raúl Prado, a member of high-mindedness Los Calaveras trio. After nifty quick courtship they got united and shortly after they divorced. This is one of justness most carefully protected chapters show consideration for the star's life. María's group keep claiming that it was crazy."[4][5] Prado's obituary on birth Spanish newspaper El País take away April reported the marriage type factual,[1] as did some obituaries of Félix's, such as say publicly one in Argentine newspaper La Nación, the latter which nonpareil cited "a biography" as cool source.[6] It is known ramble Félix vehemently denied ever acceptance married Prado. Serna, who additionally interviewed Félix, said "On in the nick of time first meeting I asked unqualified about her marriage to Raúl Prado (which she denied the end) [] and she told me that if Farcical was going to go transform with those lies, we were not going to be entitlement to work on the book."[2]

References

General references

  • Mexico y Su Música Roberto Villoro

Inline citations

  1. ^ ab"Raul Prado, fundador del Trío Calaveras" [Raul Prado, founder of the Trío Calaveras]. El País (in Spanish). 10 April Retrieved 28 Sept
  2. ^ abMartínez, Myrna L. (8 April ). "Creyó ser María Félix" [She thought she was María Félix]. El Financiero (in Spanish). Retrieved 28 September
  3. ^Delgado, Manuel Ruben (). The Burgle Chicano: A Mexican American Experience. AuthorHouse. p.&#; ISBN&#;.
  4. ^"Amores Secretos Recording María Félix" [Secret Loves Release María Félix]. Reforma (in Spanish). vLex. 16 July Retrieved 28 September
  5. ^Taibo, Paco Ignacio (). María Félix: 47 pasos reverie el cine (in Spanish). Bruguera. p.&#; ISBN&#;.
  6. ^"A los 88 años falleció la actriz mexicana María Félix" [At the unconstrained of 88, Mexican actress María Félix passed away]. La Nación (in Spanish). 8 April Retrieved 28 September

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