Rocío Jurado

Maria del Rocio Trinidad Mohedano Jurado ( born September 18, 1946 in Chipiona, Cadiz, † June 1, 2006 in Madrid) was a Spanish singer and actress.

Jurado was married to boxer Pedro Carrasco. They had a daughter. After the divorce of Carrasco, she married bullfighter José Ortega Cano and adopted two children.

Career

Rocio Jurado began her career in a show of the singer Principe Gitano with the song Tengo Miedo. In 1962 she had with the film Los guerrilleros alongside Manolo Escobar their complete breakthrough. Later she played in 1966 in the film Proceso a una estrella and 1971 in Una chica casi decente with. In the meantime, she lived in Argentina and performed in the musical La Zapatera prodigiosa, which was based on the works of Federico Garcia Lorca. Through collaboration with the composer Manuel Alejandro Jurado was a popular figure in Latin American music and was especially known for the songs Muera el amor and Señora. In 1990, she sang with Lola Flores in the Juntos por primera vez music show. In 1992, she sang with Juana Reina, María Vidal and Imperio Argentina in the musical azabache which was arranged for the Expo92. It is in Spain La mas grande called (the largest ). In 2004, she said in a press conference with her ​​cancer to the public. In 2005 she made ​​her last CD Rocio ... siempre in which she sings with David Bisbal, Raphael and Chayanne. 2006 was the last interview on Spanish television is broadcast. After a brief USA - stay she returned to Spain to die in Madrid on June 1. Upon entering Spanish soil you will be awarded with immediate effect, " medalla al Merito del trabajo " ( Spanish Medal of Honor for lifetime achievement ). Her death calls in Spain on a mass hysteria. Artists such as Pedro Almodóvar, Carmen Sevilla, Joaquín Cortés, José Mercè, Paquita Rico, Marujita Diaz and Julio Iglesias, and her husband José Ortega Cano the bullfighter appear at the funeral. She was next to Lola Flores Andaluza most important singer of the copla.

Discography

  • Rocío ... siempre (2006)
  • Yerbagüena y nopal (2003)
  • La más grande (2001)
  • Con mis cinco sentidos (1998)
  • Palabra de honor (1994 )
  • La Lola se va a los puerto (1993 )
  • Como las alas al viento (1993 )
  • Seville ( 1991)
  • Nueva navidad (1990 )
  • Rocio de luna blanca (1990 )
  • Punto de partida (1989 )
  • Canciones de España ( Ineditas ) - A mi querido Rafael de León ( 1988)
  • ¿ Dónde amor estás? (1987)
  • Paloma brava (1985 )
  • El amor brujo (1985 )
  • Desde dentro (1983 )
  • Y sin embargo te quiero (1983 )
  • Como una ola (1981 )
  • Canciones de España ( 1981)
  • Ven y Sigueme (1981 )
  • Por derecho (1979 )
  • Canta a Mexico (1979 )
  • De ahora en adelante (1978 )
  • Rocío Jurado / Columbia ( 1976)
  • Rocío Jurado (1976 )
  • Rocío (1975 )
  • Soy de España ( 1975)
  • Amor Marinero (1974 )
  • Rocío Jurado (1974 )
  • Rocío Jurado (1971 )
  • Proceso a una estrella (1970 )
  • Rocío Jurado (1969 )

Movies

  • La Lola se va a los puerto (1993 )
  • Sevillanas (1992 )
  • El amor brujo (1986 )
  • La querida (1976 )
  • Una chica casi decente (1991 )
  • Lola la piconera (TV movie, 1991)
  • En Andalucía Nacio el amor (1966 )
  • Proceso a una estrella (1966 )
  • Los guerrilleros (1962 )
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