Jorge Sepúlveda, born José Sepúlveda Marín in 1917 in Bilbao, Spain, was a prominent figure in Spanish music, particularly noted for his contributions to the world of boleros and traditional Spanish songs. Throughout his career, Sepúlveda charmed audiences with his deep, expressive voice and romantic delivery, becoming one of the most popular singers in Spain during the 1940s and 1950s. His body of work includes a plethora of hits, resonating with the nostalgic chords of love and loss, and celebrated the rich cultural tapestry of Spain.

His legacy is commemorated through a treasure trove of remastered works, including albums such as "Cántame un pasodoble español (Remastered)", "La Voz (Remastered)", and "Lo Mejor (Remastered)", which not only showcase his enchanting vocal prowess but also offer a timeless journey through Spain's musical heritage. The albums like "Enamorado Del Mar" and "Mirando al Mar" underline Sepúlveda's affection for the sea—a recurring theme in his music, reflecting the depth and fluidity of human emotions. Through his music, Jorge Sepúlveda remains an enduring symbol of Spain's mid-20th-century golden era of music, endearing himself to new generations who yearn for the melodic stories of the past.

Genres

Cancion Melodica

Spanish Invasion

Vintage Spanish Pop

Latest Release

Enamorado Del Mar

Jorge Sepúlveda

Album - 9 Tracks - Released October 21, 2022