- Encarnación López Júlvez,
better known by her
stage name, La
Argentinita (Buenos Aires,
March 3, 1898 – New York,
September 24, 1945), was a Spanish-Argentine...
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March 1920 with
ballet dancer Encarnación López Júlvez,
called "La
Argentinita", as the Butterfly, and
Catalina Bárcena as the ****roach. It was not...
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Capriccio Espagnol c****ographed by
Leonid M****ine in
collaboration with
Argentinita with
Scenery and
Costumes by
Mariano Andreu.
First performed by the Ballet...
- www.npg.org.uk.
Retrieved 2022-11-10. "Encarnación López Júlvez (La
Argentinita)".
Universo Lorca.
Retrieved 2023-02-10.
Edwige Feuillère. Les feux de...
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Maracena 2017 Jaén 2017 Estación
Autobuses 2017
Granada Bus
Station Argentinita 2017 Luis
Amador 2017
Villarejo 2017
Caleta 2017 Estación Ferrocarril...
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accentuating its
flamenco roots.
Produced by Encarnación López (La
Argentinita), it "stressed the
folkloric elements of the
music and, as a result,...
- Español, as
evidenced by the
fusion of the two
ballets created by 'La
Argentinita' in the
early part of the 20th
century and later, by Joaquín Cortés,...
- (disambiguation)
Argentine (disambiguation) Argentinia, a
genus of
flies La
Argentinita or Encarnación López
Julvez (1898–1945),
Argentine flamenco dancer Largo...
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sponsored her at the
Teatro de la
Maestranza in
Seville in a
tribute to La
Argentinita, a Spanish-Argentinian
dancer and singer. Her
first album, "Mi cante...
- (Solo)
Maurice Ravel Anton Dolin 6
December 1932 Boléro
Maurice Ravel La
Argentinita,
Pilar López Júlvez
Federico Rey 7
April 1943
Bourree Fantasque George...
