Luis Aguilé
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Luis María Aguilera Picca is a Latin singer, songwriter, actor and intellectual. He was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina in February 1941.
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[edit] Biography
He started his career in the USA, where he distinguished himself as a brilliant showman. He later moved to Spain in 1963, where he had a brilliant musical career, both as a songwriter and singer, mixing romantic and fun lyrics.
In the 1980s, he was the musical assessor of the (TVE) spanish statal TV famous multidisciplinary contest 1,2,3 responda otra vez, directed by Chicho Ibáñez Serrador.
He is acknowledged as the inventor of the Spanish popular musical genre known as La canción del verano. With more than 700 songs to his name, Luis Aguilé has one of the most extensive careers in the music world.
He has also worked as a music producer and author, mainly on children's books and novels. He has been finalist twice for the Premio Planeta of Spanish Novel.
[edit] Personal life
- He has been married to Ana Rodríguez Ruiz since 1976.
- He was originally condidered Latin gentleman, although he admits he has been involved with more than 300 women.
[edit] Hits
- Cuando salí de Cuba (a very popular song of Latin music)
- Es una lata el trabajar (considered the first Spanish summer song: see La canción del verano)
- Dile (Spanish hit in 1963; very popular to English audiences in its interpreted by Vonda Shepard, adapted to English with the title Tell him in many parts of the American TV movie Ally McBeal).
- Soy currante
- Camarero champagne
- La Chatunga
- Llegaste con el verano
- Ven a mi casa esta navidad
- Miguel e Isabel
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