Mexican PEDRO INFANTE MARIACHI Tapatio Marmolejo NOCHE PLATEADA PEERLESS 2105
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Mexican Cancion by Pedro Infante
Pedro Infante, Mariachi Tapatio Marmolejo* – El Durazno / Soldado Raso
Peerless – 2105
Mexico
Publicado:
1943
NOCHE PLATEADA from Movie Cuanda Quiere un Mexicana
Mi Changuita
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Mariachi Tapatio played a crucial role in the evolution of mariachi music. In the 1930s and 1940s Tapatio was the urban mariachi por excelencia setting the model for all others to follow. It was the one group responsible more than any other for the popularization of the trumpet in mariachi music; the first mariachi to become popular in cinema and radio; the first ‘stellar’ mariachi in its own right.” – from the liner notes by Jonathan Clark
José Marmolejo – leader & vihuela Jesús Salazar – trumpet.
Rest of personnel varies from session to session : Amador Santiago – violin J.B. Garcia – J. Alvarado M. Beltran S. Castillo and S. Ramirez.
Pedro Infante
Nombre real: José Pedro Infante Cruz Perfil: Pedro Infante (born November 18th, 1917, in Mazatlán, Sinaloa, México - died April 15th, 1957, in Mérida, Yucatán), was a Mexican actor and singer. Infante was considered one of the greatest actors during the Golden Age of Mexican Cinema, starring in over sixty films. He was also known as the "King Of Mexican Bolero" due to the popularity of his recordings. Pedro died in a plane crash at the height of his popularity at the age of 39. He was piloting a converted B-24 Bomber which crashed moments after takeoff on the morning of April 15, 1957.He is the brother of Mexican actor and vocalist Angel Infante.
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