Chico Che

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Chico Che

Chico Che (born December 7, 1940 in Teapa , Tabasco , † March 29, 1989 in Mexico City ) was the stage name of the Mexican singer and songwriter Francisco José Hernández Mandujano .

biography

Chico Che was born in the city of Teapa in the Mexican state of Tabasco . He was the youngest ("el chico") of three brothers.

Chico Che founded several musical groups, the best known of which under the name La Crisis . In the 1970s and 1980s he was Tabasco's most popular musician and was known throughout the country for his typical stage appearance in work overalls and glasses. Chico Che's music is still widely heard in Mexico, but especially in the state of Tabasco.

Discography

Chico Che's better known songs include "Quen pompó" and "De Quen Chon".

personal data
SURNAME Chico Che
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Mandujano, Francisco José Hernández
BRIEF DESCRIPTION mexican singer
DATE OF BIRTH December 7, 1940
PLACE OF BIRTH Teapa , Tabasco
DATE OF DEATH March 29, 1989