Avelina Landin

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Avelina Landín Rodríguez (born November 10, 1917 in Mexico City , † February 21, 1991 there ) was a Mexican singer.

Landín and her sister María Luisa founded the Duo Pirita y Jade in 1935 , which performed at celebrations and made their debut in 1936 on the XEYZ radio station. In 1938 they were signed by the broadcaster XEQ ( Radio Panamericana ) and first appeared as Dúo Mari-Lina , later as El Dúo de las Hermanas Landín alongside the duo Águila ( Esperanza and María de la Paz Águila Villalobos ). As a duo, they recorded titles such as A ti qué by Alberto Domínguez , A dónde irán by Rodolfo Mendiolea , Yo quiero la vida , Aquella noche , Si tú me pides and Háblame de amor by Gabriel Ruiz , Cariñito by Manuel Renteria , La Guía by Méndez Castillo , La noche, tú y yo by Rafael Hernández , Mi amor de ayer by Tamayo Ortega , Mi destino fue quererte and Mi único amor by Felipe Valdéz Leal , Mujercita castigada by Fernando Z. Maldonado , Pasional by Consuelo Velásquez , Pobre de mí by Agustín Lara , Tengo que sufrir by Claudio Estrada , Tengo un nuevo amor by Ernesto Lecuona and Yo no sé lo que me pasa by Fernando Mulens .

The collaboration with her sister ended when she married Ángel Zempoalteca Ortega in 1942 . From 1949 to 1965 she took part in numerous radio productions with Luis Ignacio Santibañez , including Inspiración and Éxitos musicales Choco Milk . It became known as La Voz que canta al corazón .

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SURNAME Landin, Avelina
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Landín Rodríguez, Avelina (full name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION mexican singer
DATE OF BIRTH November 10, 1917
PLACE OF BIRTH Mexico city
DATE OF DEATH February 21, 1991
Place of death Mexico city