Singer. She was born in Jalapa (Mexico). She began her career along with Mario Moreno "Cantinflas" in the dissapeared Salón Carpa Ofelia. But she triumphed with songs composed by Agustín Lara or Armando Manzanero. Among others "Madrid," "Volver a Empezar," "Golondrina de Ojos Negros," "Camino Verde," "Contigo" and "Sólamente una Vez." She died of a Heart Attack. Her epitaph reads: "Viajera Incansable, Has Detenido Tu Camino, Pero Dejas al Mundo ¡Tu Voz!." (Untiring traveller, you have stopped your way, but you leave the world, your voice.) Among some sources her real name was María Olga del Valle González. She is buried next to the actress Anita Blanch.
Singer. She was born in Jalapa (Mexico). She began her career along with Mario Moreno "Cantinflas" in the dissapeared Salón Carpa Ofelia. But she triumphed with songs composed by Agustín Lara or Armando Manzanero. Among others "Madrid," "Volver a Empezar," "Golondrina de Ojos Negros," "Camino Verde," "Contigo" and "Sólamente una Vez." She died of a Heart Attack. Her epitaph reads: "Viajera Incansable, Has Detenido Tu Camino, Pero Dejas al Mundo ¡Tu Voz!." (Untiring traveller, you have stopped your way, but you leave the world, your voice.) Among some sources her real name was María Olga del Valle González. She is buried next to the actress Anita Blanch.
Bio by: José L Bernabé Tronchoni
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