Moncho
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Biography
Ramon Calabuch Batista, known professionally as Moncho, was born on July 26, 1940, in Barcelona, Spain. He grew up in a family of Catalan gypsies and began singing rumba catalana at a young age. At 16, he performed with the group "Ramón Evaristo y Orquesta Antillana," marking his first professional engagement. Moncho's career spanned over four decades, during which he released 34 albums in Spanish and Catalan, including Moncho El Gitano Del Bolero (1969) and Mis Boleros Favoritos (1999). Notable songs include "Llévatela," composed by Armando Manzanero, and "Otra vez," featured in the film Jamón, Jamón. He collaborated with prominent artists such as Joan Manuel Serrat, Alejandro Sanz, and Miguel Poveda. He passed away on December 28, 2018, in Mataró, Spain. Moncho's contributions to bolero music were recognized with the Medalla de Honor de Barcelona (2019).
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- Sin Temor A Equivocarme
- No Ha Sido Un Sueno
- No Se Te Ocurra
- Algo Contigo
- Boleros Encadenados: Llévatela / Voy a Apagar La Luz / Cuando Estoy Contigo / Esperaré / No
- En Mi Piel
- Y No Se Que Es Amor
- Quedate Conmigo
- Me Vesti De Silencio
- Livet är en fest
- Så Lätt by Moncho
- Llévatela by Moncho
- Sinceramente Tuyo
- Amnesia
- Llévatela by Moncho
- Ya no te Vuelvo a Querer
- Fattigman by Moncho
- Por el Amor de una Mujer by Moncho
- Heridas
- No by Moncho
- Que No Se Te Olvide
- Madrecita
- Como Tu Quieras
- Si Me Faltas
