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Amalia Mendoza

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Born on July 10, 1923, in Sanâ¯Juanâ¯Huetamo, MichoacÃ¡n, Amalia Mendoza GarcÃaâaffectionately known as âLa TariÃ¡curiââemerged from a deeply musical family, performing in her youth as part of her siblingsâ ensembles, TrÃo TariÃ¡curi and Las Taricuritas. In 1954, she launched her solo career with RCA Victor, releasing her debut single âPuÃ±alada Trapera,â which instantly became a hit and paved the way to radio success at XEW. In 1957, she recorded the now-iconic âÃchame a mÃ la culpaâ with Mariachi Vargas de TecalitlÃ¡n, solidifying her place in the ranchera tradition. Between 1958 and 1961, Amalia Mendoza issued the highly acclaimed La TariÃ¡curi Volumes IâIV, showcasing her commanding ranchera and bolero vocals alongside Mariachi Vargas. Alongside her recordings, she transitioned into film with appearances in Vivir a todo dar (1956), Fiesta en el corazÃ³n (1958), Yo... el aventurero (1959), and Â¿DÃ³nde estÃ¡s, corazÃ³n? (1961), often blending her roles with live musical performances. She continued her musical journey with Boleros con Amalia Mendoza (1962) and Las canciones que siempre quise grabar (1963), expanding her repertoire of emotionally rich ballads. After a long hiatus, she made a celebrated comeback in 1995 with Las Tres SeÃ±oras, a collaborative album alongside ranchera legends Lola BeltrÃ¡n and Lucha Villa. Her career spanned decades, blending music and cinema before her death on June 11, 2001, in Mexico Cityâleaving a profound legacy in Mexican artistic culture.

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