Carmen Sevilla, born Maria del Carmen Garcia Galisteo on October 16, 1930, in Seville, Andalusia, Spain, is a celebrated Spanish actress, singer, and television presenter whose illustrious career spanned several decades. A vibrant symbol of traditional Spanish folk music and cinema, Sevilla first took the entertainment world by storm in the 1940s and 1950s with her impressive talent both on-screen and as a recording artist.

Sevilla's filmography is as rich as her discography, with notable performances in Spanish cinema, including roles in classics that helped define the period's cinematic landscape. Her music often mirrored her on-screen presence, excavating the heart of Spanish culture with passionate and emotive vocal performances. With storied hits like "Mis Noches de Madrid," "Carmen de España," and "Estando Contigo," which she performed on The Ed Sullivan Show in 1965, Sevilla left an indelible mark on the Spanish music scene. In addition to her musical releases, her work on original soundtracks like "Camino del Rocio" and "La Guerrillera de Villa" showcased her versatility and continued her contribution to Spanish arts and culture. Carmen Sevilla remains a beloved figure, a testament to her impact on the world of entertainment and her embodiment of the spirit and beauty of her homeland.

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Copla

Latest Release

Mis Noches de Madrid

Carmen Sevilla

Album - 12 Tracks - Released July 5, 2023