Rocío Jurado, born María del Rocío Trinidad Mohedano Jurado on September 18, 1944, in Chipiona, Cádiz, Spain, was an iconic figure in Spanish music, renowned for her powerful voice and emotive performances. She was often hailed as "La más grande" which translates to "The Greatest," a testament to her impact in the world of music. Starting her career in the 1960s, Jurado won over audiences with her profound interpretations of flamenco, copla, and Andalusian folk music. Her vocal virtuosity was unmatched, characterized by a dramatic and deeply expressive style that perfectly embodied the soulful genres she championed.

Over the years, Rocío Jurado expanded her musical repertoire to include ballads and popular songs, garnering international fame. Her discography is rich with recordings that combine traditional styles with contemporary influences, earning her numerous awards and accolades. Even after her passing on June 1, 2006, her legacy lives on through numerous compilations and remastered collections like “Mis Primeras Grabaciones (Remastered),” “Esencial Rocio Jurado,” and “El legado de Rocío Jurado." These posthumous releases continue to celebrate and honor the extraordinary talent of Rocío Jurado, ensuring that her voice remains an indelible part of Spain's cultural fabric.

Genres

Cancion Melodica

Copla

Pop Romantico

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Latest Release

Origenes

Rocío Jurado

Album - 40 Tracks - Released April 30, 2021