Myriam von Schrebler

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Myriam von Schrebler (born May 22, 1930 in Valparaíso , † December 23, 2006 in Madrid ) was a Chilean singer who was best known as the Duo Sonia y Myriam with her sister Sonia von Schrebler .

Live and act

The daughters of the singer Cora Santa Cruz began their careers as a singing duo at the age of 11 and 10 in 1941 with Radio Carrera . Her first recordings were made in the next year. They performed as a duo until 1950 and then from 1957 to 1964 and went on concert tours a. a. through Chile, Argentina (with Libertad Lamarque and Astor Piazzolla ), Brazil, Cuba, Mexico, Venezuela and the USA.

After the duo's split, Myriam von Schrebler worked as a producer for the Spanish labels Philips , Columbia and RCA , where she worked with singers such as Joan Manuel Serrat and Julio Iglesias .

In 1980 she and her sister founded the record label SyM in Santiago , where, under the dictatorship of Pinochet, musicians such as Hugo Moraga , Eduardo Gatti , Gloria Simonetti , Óscar Andrade and Miguel Piñera and others. a. the album Alturas de Macchu Picchu by the band Los Jaivas was released.

In 2001 the sisters were honored as Figuras Fundamentales de la Música Chilena . In 2003 they gave their last joint concert in the Municipal Theater of Viña del Mar with the orchestra of Juan Azúa . Myriam von Schrebler died on December 23, 2006 of a brain tumor. Their children also remained connected to music: Carlos and Paula Narea as producers, Cristina Narea became known as a singer.

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ http://obscurofichario.com.br/fichario/myriam-esther-von-schrebler-garcia/
personal data
SURNAME Schrebler, Myriam von
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Chilean singer
DATE OF BIRTH May 22, 1930
PLACE OF BIRTH Valparaíso
DATE OF DEATH December 23, 2006
Place of death Madrid