Isabel Pantoja
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| Birth name | María Isabel Pantoja Martín |
| Also known as | La Pantoja |
| Born | August 4, 1956 Seville, Spain |
| Occupations | Singer |
| Website | http://www.isabelpantoja.es |
Isabel Pantoja (born August 2, 1956) is a popular contemporary Spanish singer. She is of Romani (Gypsy) origin,[1] born in the Triana district of Seville, Spain. She has released more than a dozen albums throughout a career spanning many decades, and is known for her distinctive Andalusian style.
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[edit] Biography
She was born into a family of musicians. Both her father and her grandfather were singers.
Her husband, the bullfighter Francisco Rivera Pérez, known professionally as "Paquirri", died in the bullring on 26 September 1984, at the horns of the now infamous bull Avispado in Pozoblanco, Córdoba. She has a son with Paquirri named Francisco Rivera Pantoja
[edit] Discography
- 1974 - Fue por tu voz
- 1975 - Que dile y dile
- 1976 - Niña Isabela
- 1978 - Y no estaba muerto, no, no
- 1979 - 22 Abriles tengo
- 1981 - A la limón!
- 1981 - Amante, amante
- 1982 - ¡Viva Triana!
- 1983 - Cambiar por ti
- 1985 - Marinero de luces
- 1987 - Tú serás mi Navidad
- 1988 - Desde Andalucía
- 1989 - Se me enamora el alma
- 1990 - La canción española
- 1992 - Corazón herido
- 1993 - De nadie
- 1996 - Amor eterno
- 1998 - Veneno
- 1999 - A tu vera
- 2002 - Donde el corazón me lleve
- 2003 - Soy como soy: Grandes éxitos
- 2003 - Mi Navidad flamenca
- 2004 - Buena suerte
- 2005 - By Pumpin' Dolls
- 2005 - Sinfonía de la Copla
- 2005 - Mi canción de Navidad
- 2006 - 10 boleros y una canción de amor
- 2010 - Isabel Pantoja, a mariachi album
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