Casandra Damirón

Casandra Damirón (1919-1983) was a pioneering Dominican folk singer and dancer, celebrated for her contributions to the preservation and promotion of Dominican folklore. Her legacy is honored through various awards and institutions bearing her name, ensuring that her influence on Dominican music and culture is remembered.

Born on Mar 12, 1919 (106 years old)

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Dominican Republic: Casandra Damirón received the posthumous recognition 'Estrella al Legado Cultural' for her invaluable contribution to national culture. 9

Ivan Ruiz Alicia Baroni Roberto Angel Salcedo Checheo Rivera Damiron Ellis Perez

Listín Diario – oldest Dominican newspaper, est. 1889: Casandra Damirón recibe "Estrella al Legado" en el día de su natalicio

Dominican Republic: Casandra Damirón was also present at the first performance. 5

Juan Sandoval Divina Estrella Alicia Custals Kenia Garcia Luisa Rivera Mateo Morrison Angela Pena Ivan Dominguez Fradique Lizardo Rene Carrasco

Listín Diario – oldest Dominican newspaper, est. 1889: Tres noches con lo nuestro, un espectáculo inolvidable en 1975

Dominican Republic: Casandra Damirón is honored with a sculpture in Barahona and has her name associated with various cultural awards. 9

Freddy Beras Goico Luisito Marti Nuryn Sanlley Maximo Aviles Blonda Maria Montez Eduardo Brito Jose De Jesus Ravelo Carlos Piantini Juan Lockward Rafael Solano Fernando Villalona Johnny Ventura Rafael Corporan De Los Santos

Listín Diario – oldest Dominican newspaper, est. 1889: ¡Muertos vivos! Calles, teatros, plazas y estaciones del metro a nombre de glorias del arte dominicano