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Eladia Blázquez

Eladia Blázquez (born 24 February 1931; died 31 August 2005 in Buenos Aires) was a tango author and recording artist [6][5]. She wrote Por qué amo a Buenos Aires and El miedo de vivir, and her composition Mi ciudad y mi gente won the Festival de la Canción de Buenos Aires in 1970 [3][4][1][7].

Eladia Blázquez was born on 24 February 1931 [6]. She died in Buenos Aires on 31 August 2005 [5].

Her documented work dates from 1969 to 1980. In those years she wrote tangos, recorded albums and won a song festival [3][1][4][2]. Credits list her as the composer of Contame una historia and Mi ciudad y mi gente [7].

She received civic and cultural honours in later years. These include being named Distinguished Citizen of Buenos Aires in 1992 and receiving Konex platinum awards in 1995 and 2005 [2].

Career

In 1969 Blázquez wrote Por qué amo a Buenos Aires [3]. In 1970 she recorded her first tango album [1]. In the same year her Mi ciudad y mi gente won the Festival de la Canción de Buenos Aires [1].

In 1973 she wrote El miedo de vivir [4]. In 1976 she recorded El corazón al sur [1]. In 1980 she recorded the album Si te viera Garay for the EMI Odeón label [2].

Compositions

Works credited to or written by Blázquez in the dossier sources include [3][4][7]:

- Por qué amo a Buenos Aires (written 1969) [3] - Mi ciudad y mi gente (winner of the Festival de la Canción de Buenos Aires, 1970) [1][7] - El miedo de vivir (written 1973) [4] - Contame una historia [7]

Recordings

Blázquez recorded her first tango album in 1970 [1]. She recorded El corazón al sur in 1976 [1]. Her 1980 album Si te viera Garay was made for EMI Odeón [2].

Honours

Blázquez was named Distinguished Citizen of Buenos Aires in 1992 [2]. She received a Konex platinum award in 1995, and received one again in 2005 [2].

Related

Related compositions include Contame una historia and Mi ciudad y mi gente, both credited to Blázquez [7].

Referencias

  1. 1.Eladia Blázquez: biografía · todotango.com
  2. 2.Eladia Blázquez · es.wikipedia.org
  3. 3.Por qué amo a Buenos Aires · todotango.com
  4. 4.El miedo de vivir · todotango.com
  5. 5.Eladia Blázquez · todotango.com
  6. 6.Tangopedia staff · tangopedia.app
  7. 7.TangoCloud public music credits · tangocloud.app
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Compuesto por2

Contame una historia — compuesto por Eladia BlázquezSingle source

Mi ciudad y mi gente — compuesto por Eladia BlázquezSingle source

Descrito como5

Descrito como Writes Por qué amo a Buenos Aires.1969Single source

Descrito como Writes El miedo de vivir.1973Single source

Descrito como Records El corazón al sur.1976Single source

Descrito como Records the album Si te viera Garay for EMI Odeón.1980Single source

Descrito como Dies in Buenos Aires.2005-08-31Single source

Won3

Won Records her first tango album; Mi ciudad y mi gente wins the Festival de la Canción de Buenos Aires.1970Single source

Won Named Distinguished Citizen of Buenos Aires.1992Single source

Won Receives a Konex platinum award, again in 2005.1995Single source

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Nació el 1931-02-241931-02-24source

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