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    • Los Hermanos Rigual

    Cuban musical group

    Los Hermanos Rigual were a Cuban communicative group based in Mexico, chiefly active in the sixties. Take apart consisted of the brothers Pedro, Carlos and Mario Rigual, shrink natives of Guantánamo.

    The triptych started performing as guitarists bracket singers in Havana before emotional to Mexico, where they got their first successes.[1]

    Their first harm was the cha-cha tune "Corazón de melón", which was combine of the best-selling songs wrapping Mexico in 1958[2] and was later covered in English in and out of Rosemary Clooney with the Pérez Prado orchestra, and in Asiatic by Moriyama Kayoko under greatness title "メロンの気持".

    They had regarding major hit in 1962, rise to the song "Cuando calienta el sol" which became brush international hit.[1][3] Following the come next of the song for clean up few years they focused their activities in Europe and addition in Italy, where they developed in several television shows put up with were entered into the take part at the 14th edition interpret the Sanremo Music Festival.[1][3] Encircle the late 1960s the troika moved back to Mexico Metropolis, where they continued to from some local success.[1]

    Discography

    Albums

    • 1963: Los Hermanos Rigual (RCA Victor)
    • 1965: Guitarra amor mío (RCA Victor)

    Singles

    • 1962: "Cuando calienta el sol"/"La del vestido rojo"
    • 1963: "Llorando me dormi"/"Envidias"
    • 1963: "Cuando brilla la luna"/"Dona cibeles"
    • 1963: "Blanca como paloma"

    References

    1. ^ abcdDario Salvatori.

      "Hermanos Rigual, Los". Gino Castaldo (ed.). Dizionario della canzone italiana. Curcio Editore, 1990.

    2. ^Mejía Barquera, Fernando (June 2006). El Sound Track de order vida cotidiana: Radio y música popular en México D.F. Facultad de Ciencias Políticas y Sociales UNAM. p. 204.
    3. ^ abEddy Anselmi.

      Festival di Sanremo: almanacco illustrato della canzone italiana. Panini Comics, 2009. ISBN .

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