Who was Lola Beltrán, the Mexican artist to whom Google dedicates its doodle – El Sol de México

Lola Beltrán was a Mexican artist recognized for her extensive career in music and cinema, as she is the interpreter of several ranchera songs that to this day remain very famous, in addition, she participated in different films since the 1950s; Several of these productions have also become classics.

Google decided to pay tribute to this star through the logo of its search engine, also known as Doodle, since this Thursday it was modified and now has an animated image in which she appears singing. This was on the occasion of the 92nd anniversary of her birth, since she came into this world on March 7, 1932.

“Today we celebrate the birth of the actress and singer who helped popularize ranchera music and huapango,” said the technology giant. Her successful career was also marked by some family problems, but in the end, she managed to move forward and become one of the most influential personalities in national culture.

The beginnings of Lola Beltrán

María Lucila Beltrán Ruiz, or just Lola Beltrán, was born in the community of El Rosario, in the state of Sinaloa. From a very young age she began to show a great interest in art, mainly singing.

This led her to have several appearances on local radio programs, where over time she began to become known. Her professional life began in 1950, as her talent allowed her to sign a contract with a record label.

This is how he released one of his first hits ‘Paloma Negra’, which gave him national fame. This is how he recorded different albums, from which several popular songs emerged.

Some of his most iconic pieces were ‘Cucurrucú paloma’, ‘Por un amor’, ‘Huapango bullfighter’ or ‘The flower fair’. These compositions, of genres such as ranchero, huapango or bolero, were not only successful in Mexico, but were also widely accepted in other countries.

His time in film and television

She became the first performer of her kind to perform at El Palacio de Bellas Artes, and she also sang to presidents and leaders from different places. She was in dozens of films, these were some:.

The Treasure of Death (1954) Road to Guanajuato (1955) Forbidden Kisses (1958) Midnight Guitars (1958) What a Beautiful Love (1960) La Bandida (1963) Mexico of my Heart (1964) Cucurrucucú Paloma (1965)

On the other hand, he also ventured into the world of television, since he was in the novel ‘My rival’, where he shared the scene with his colleague Saby Kamalich. Likewise, she collaborated in the programs ‘Noches Tapatias’ in 1976 and ‘El Estudio de Lola Beltrán’ in 1982.

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As for her personal life, Lola was married and had children, but ultimately divorced. She died in Mexico City on March 24, 1996 due to pulmonary thrombosis; Her remains were transferred to the town where she grew up in Sinaloa.

2024-03-07 17:12:45
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