Mercedes Sosa
Mercedes Sosa was an iconic Argentine singer known as 'La Negra,' celebrated for her powerful voice and her role in popularizing folk music, particularly the Nueva Canción movement, which addressed social and political issues in Latin America.
Born on Jul 09, 1935 (90 years old)
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Spain:
Mercedes Sosa is an Argentine singer known for her rendition of 'Todo cambia', which Luz Casal now sings.
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Uruguay:
Mercedes Sosa is celebrated for her rendition of 'Dale alegría a mi corazón'.
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Uruguay:
Mercedes Sosa is referenced in the context of her influence on other artists.
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Colombia:
Mercedes Sosa is another cancionera who inspired Natalia Lafourcade in her musical journey.
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Argentina:
Charly García mentioned Mercedes Sosa, who won the same distinction years ago.
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Uruguay:
Mercedes Sosa is referenced in connection with Cacho de la Cruz's experiences and the cultural landscape of the time.
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Argentina:
Mercedes Sosa is mentioned by Guillermo Francos as part of his affirmation to remain in the Government.
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Costa Rica:
Mercedes Sosa is referenced for her song that reflects on the themes of love and memory.
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Argentina:
Mercedes Sosa previously won the Konex de Brillante in 1995.
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Spain:
Mercedes Sosa is mentioned as a legendary figure in music whom David Byrne was introduced to by León Gieco.
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