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Escribano (1880–1970),
Spanish singer (
cupletista and tonadillera)
Julia Fons (1882–1973),
Spanish singer and
cupletista La
Fornarina (1884–1915), Cuplé singer...
- 1991),
Italian footballer Teresita Zazá (1893–1980),
Spanish tonadillera,
cupletista, and
actress Wellington Zaza (born 1995),
Liberian athlete Alto Zaza,...
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Spanish actress, vedette, dancer,
cupletista and
tonadillera Paquita Escribano (1880–1970),
Spanish singer,
cupletista, and
tonadillera Perlita Greco (1906–2001)...
- 1893 - Barcelona, Spain,
January 23, 1980) was a
Spanish tonadillera,
cupletista, and
actress who also made a
career in Argentina. In Spain, she performed...
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Aragonese music include albadas and rondas. Some of the most
notable Spain cupletistas were born in
Aragon in the
first decades of the 20th century. Raquel...
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Trinidad Olga
Ramos Sanguino (18 July 1918 – 25
August 2005) was a
Spanish cupletista, violinist, and
actress known as the
queen of the cuplé. She appeared...
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Colombian writer and chef
Teresita Zazá (1893-1980),
Spanish tonadillera,
cupletista, and
actress Teresita (disambiguation) This page or
section lists people...
- and it was also a
pioneer of
coupon codes and
sales seasons.
Spanish cupletista Celia Gámez
lived on the
third floor of this building. Lion of
Saint Mark...
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historian Carlos Schwarzer.
Teresita Zazá (1893-1980),
Spanish tonadillera,
cupletista, and
actress "La
revista porteña, a través de la
historia del
Teatro Maipo...
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Julia Fons de
Checa (1882 – 4
January 1973) was a
singer and
cupletista from Spain. Born in Seville, she
moved to
Madrid at the age of eight.
Julia Fons...
