Avelina Landín Rodríguez (10 November 1919 – 21 February 1991) was a Mexican singer, considered "one of the great and distinctive voices of Mexican bolero music".[1]
She was born in Mexico City to Irineo Landín Jauregui and Magdalena Rodríguez Moreno.[2] She was the elder sister of singer María Luisa Landín, with whom she formed the duets Pirita y Jade and Hermanas Landín in the 1930s. Together they recorded several singles and were very successful on radio, especially on the XEQ station. Avelina retired from singing when she married Ángel Zempoaltecatl Ortega,[2] and María Luisa began her solo career. When she resumed her career years later, Avelina, as a soloist, had a very important place on the XEW station[1] and recorded her hits for the RCA Víctor label.
Landín died of cardiac arrest in Mexico City and was interred at Mausoleos del Ángel.[1]
avelina, landín, rodríguez, november, 1919, february, 1991, mexican, singer, considered, great, distinctive, voices, mexican, bolero, music, born, rodríguez, 1919, november, 1919mexico, city, mexicodied21, february, 1991, 1991, aged, mexico, city, mexicooccupa. Avelina Landin Rodriguez 10 November 1919 21 February 1991 was a Mexican singer considered one of the great and distinctive voices of Mexican bolero music 1 Avelina LandinBornAvelina Landin Rodriguez 1919 11 10 10 November 1919Mexico City MexicoDied21 February 1991 1991 02 21 aged 71 Mexico City MexicoOccupationSingerSpouseAngel Zempoaltecatl OrtegaChildrenAngel Juana and CarlosRelativesMaria Luisa Landin younger sister She was born in Mexico City to Irineo Landin Jauregui and Magdalena Rodriguez Moreno 2 She was the elder sister of singer Maria Luisa Landin with whom she formed the duets Pirita y Jade and Hermanas Landin in the 1930s Together they recorded several singles and were very successful on radio especially on the XEQ station Avelina retired from singing when she married Angel Zempoaltecatl Ortega 2 and Maria Luisa began her solo career When she resumed her career years later Avelina as a soloist had a very important place on the XEW station 1 and recorded her hits for the RCA Victor label Landin died of cardiac arrest in Mexico City and was interred at Mausoleos del Angel 1 Contents 1 Discography 1 1 Singles 1 2 Studio albums 1 3 Compilation albums 2 References 3 External linksDiscography EditSingles Edit Quiereme pero quiereme 1949 Por que has cambiado 1949 Por que te vas 1949 Una mirada nada mas 1949 Que me castigue Dios 1949 No te desesperes 1949 Culpable 1949 Todos somos asi 1949 Amor de mi vida 1949 Buenas noches mi amor 1949 Equivocadamente 1950 Estamos en paz 1950 Studio albums Edit La voz que canta al corazon Orfeon 1968 Nostalgia Caleidofon 1976 Compilation albums Edit Recordando La voz calida de Avelina Landin RCA Camden Coleccion bolero Avelina Landin Orfeon Boleros inolvidables Musart References Edit a b c Una de las grandes voces del bolero se extinguio El Informador 22 February 1991 p 17 E a b Avelina Landin Rodriguez Mexico Distrito Federal Civil Registration FamilySearch Retrieved 27 June 2017 External links EditAvelina Landin at IMDb Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Avelina Landin amp oldid 1078056037, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
