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Susana Rinaldi
Susana Rinaldi is an Argentine tango figure who won a Martín Fierro award as a revelation in 1961 after singing on Canal 13's El teatro y sus éxitos [1]. Rinaldi's first album appeared in 1966 on the Madrigal label, with Roberto Pansera as musical director [2], and Rinaldi later received a Latin Grammy for musical excellence in 2010 [1].
Susana Rinaldi's documented public career began on television. Rinaldi sang on Canal 13's programme El teatro y sus éxitos and won a Martín Fierro award as a revelation in 1961 [1].
The sources trace a career that ran from Argentine recording and café-concert work in the 1960s and early 1970s to performances in Paris from 1976 onward [2]. Rinaldi settled in Paris in 1989 [2]. Later milestones include a Latin Grammy for musical excellence in 2010, a seat as a national deputy from 2011 to 2014, and a 2023 album with Osvaldo Piro [1].
History
Rinaldi first gained recognition through television. After singing on Canal 13's El teatro y sus éxitos, Rinaldi won a Martín Fierro award as a revelation in 1961 [1].
In 1971 Rinaldi opened the café-concert Magoya in Mar del Plata with Osvaldo Piro [2].
After the military coup, Rinaldi made a debut in Paris in 1976 [2]. A performance at the Olympia followed in 1977 [2]. Rinaldi settled in Paris in 1989 [2].
Later career and recognition
In 2010 Rinaldi received a Latin Grammy for musical excellence [1].
On 10 December 2011 Rinaldi took a seat as a national deputy and held it until 2014 [1].
In 2023 Rinaldi released the album Reencuentro with Osvaldo Piro and sang at the Teatro Coliseo in November of that year [1].
Recordings
Rinaldi's first album was released in 1966 on the Madrigal label, with Roberto Pansera as musical director [2].
In 2023 Rinaldi released Reencuentro, a recording made with Osvaldo Piro [1].
References
- 1.Susana Rinaldi · es.wikipedia.org
- 2.Susana Rinaldi - Semblanza · todotango.com
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Won Martín Fierro as revelation after singing on Canal 13's El teatro y sus éxitos.1961Single source
Won Latin Grammy for musical excellence.2010Single source
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Described as First album on Madrigal, with Roberto Pansera as musical director.1966Single source
Described as Opens the café-concert Magoya in Mar del Plata with Osvaldo Piro.1971Single source
Described as Debuts in Paris after the military coup; Olympia follows in 1977.1976Single source
Described as Settles in Paris.1989Single source
Described as Takes a seat as national deputy (to 2014).2011-12-10Single source
Described as Releases Reencuentro with Osvaldo Piro and sings at the Teatro Coliseo in November.2023Single source
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