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Marilina Ross | |
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| Born | Maria Celina Parrondo February 16, 1943 |
| Nationality | Argentinian |
| Occupation(s) | Actress, singer |
| Website | Marilina Ross |
Marilina Ross (born Maria Celina Parrondo, Liniers, Capital Federal, Buenos Aires February 16, 1943) is a singer and actress Argentinian.She went into exile in Spain during the years of National Reorganization Process(1976-1980), because this would not allow him to develop his artistic activities in Argentina.[1]
Ex-spouse of actor Emilio Alfaro, She is a very close friend of actresses Norma Aleandro, Cristina Banegas, Selva Alemán, singer Piero and writer Alberto Migre. Also, she was a close friend of the late actress Barbara Mujica, with whom she shared several works
Discography
- 1968: Carta a papá/Vivir aquí
- 1974: Estados de ánimo
- 1975: Queréme... tengo frío
- 1982: Soles
- 1983: A mis queridos seres; (reissue Estados de ánimo with Queréme... tengo frío)
- 1985: Grandes éxitos en vivo
- 1986: Cruzando las grandes aguas
- 1987: Mis hijos naturales
- 1987: Serie de oro - Marilina for Marilina
- 1989: Conectándome
- 1990: Latiendo
- 1991: Contra viento y marea
- 1991: Cachuso Rantifuso
- 1993: De amor y locuras
- 2000: Más que un sueño
- 2003: Serie de oro - Greatest Hits (Compilation)
- 2004: De colección (Compilation)
- 2005: Lo mejor de los mejores (Compilation)
- 2010: Por arte de magia (CD - DVD)