Gilda
Gilda Gilda: Miriam Alejandra Bianchi better known by name Gilda Art (Buenos Aires, October 11, 1961 - Ceibas, province of Entre Ríos, September 7, 1996) was a singer and songwriter Argentina's cumbia and tropical music. Born in the neighborhood of Villa Devoto. He began racing Master Gardener and Faculty of Physical Education but had to stop them at 1977 to the death of his father, with only 16 and had to take over the household. Then married, had two children and kept to himself his passion for music and a secret desire to become a singer. Everything changed the day he read an ad in the newspaper, which called for vocalists for a band. His voice and his charisma won him a place in a range of tropical genre, and his family relented, after a stubborn opposition, to break into show business. Miriam became Gilda, in honor of the femme fatale who embodied Rita Hayworth in the film of the same name. In the beginning of his new career met Toti Giménez, composer and keyboardist, who later became his partner and they say those who knew about the singer, the man in charge of building the legend of Gilda. It was he who convinced her to pursue a solo career and supported in the fight against record companies, who by then believed that the world of popular music was exclusively for male voices.
Gilda began a short but successful career, making a lot of gold records, platinum and double platinum. A few days before the trip to Chajari changed the lyrics of "It's not my farewell," which later would be a great success for its fans. In this issue anticipating his departure and say goodbye to their loved ones. [Citation needed] No one could explain what causes the text unchanged. Who accompanied her in the days prior claim that Gilda lost part of his usual cheerfulness. On September 7, 1996, at kilometer 129, Route 12, en route to Chajarí (Entre Rios), a truck slammed into the group he was traveling. The clash was frontal. The bus began to stumble and be swept away, simultaneously, two cars on that route. Of the twenty people aboard, only Edwin Manrique was unhurt, unharmed. Fabrizio Toti and miraculously saved. However, seven people died: Gilda, his mother, his daughter Mariel, three musicians and the driver bus. Shot in the shoulder, next to the twisted metal, was placed a cassette in which Gilda had recorded the demos for what would be his next album, which eventually became a posthumous album: Between Heaven and Earth . Since his death many fans attribute the status of a saint, because, according to them, performing various miracles. His remains rest in niche No. 3536 of the gallery 24 in the Chacarita Cemetery. Among his best known songs (also recorded many artists like Attaque 77, Los Charros, and others to name) are: "You were," I have no regrets with this love "and" not my farewell. " In Year 2009 Leo Garcia released its latest board version of "Like you." Source Wikipedia for Tango and your guests
