Luis Rico
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Biography
Luis Rico Arancibia, born on May 15, 1945, in PotosÃ, Bolivia, was a Bolivian singer known for his contributions to social music. His career began with interpretations of various rhythms from different regions of Bolivia and Latin America, including the joropo. Rico's early work included notable tracks such as "Muchacha de ojos negros". He traveled extensively through Europe, performing Bolivian and Latin American folklore with significant reception in France and Switzerland. His music often reflected social themes and political commentary. One of his best-known songs is "Viva mi patria Bolivia". Rico received Bolivia's National Culture Prize in 2013 for his contributions to Bolivian music.
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- El Ultimo Tincu en Paris
- La Saya del Caporal
- El Dulce Alivio
- La llamerada del rescate
- Vamos a la plaza
- Camba Alegre
- Hermana alta
- No Le Digas
- Illimani
- Jumechi
- Milonga para el Grupo Contadora
- Panorama Yungueño featuring Grupo Afroboliviano
- Coplas de Tierra
- Imágenes
- Anónimo Salvadoreño Encontrado en el Bolsillo de un Combatiente CaÃdo
- Doce Coplas Sumergidas en una Uyphula de Sangre Con el Corazón en Duelo por la Masacre del Valle
- Tu Eres la PoesÃa
- Mujer, O Se Va la Vida Compañera
- Yo Vengo a Ofrecer Mi Corazón
- Tanto Te Amé
- De Tu Hermosura
- Butch Cassidy & Sundance Kid
- El Lucero de Tu Pecho
- Fiesta de Reyes
