Isabel Pantoja: 8 things you didn't know about the tonadillera on his return to Madrid

2020-03-06T16:28:22.285Z

1. Isabel Pantoja, Sevillian of pro Isabel Pantoja was born on August 2, 1956 in Juan Díaz de Solís street, 8, in the populous neighborhood of Triana, where for years she wore a p

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La tonadillera presents in Madrid a preview of his next album, with nods to the LGTBI community, and will interpret many of his greatest hits

1. Isabel Pantoja, Sevillian of pro

Isabel Pantoja was born on August 2, 1956 on Juan Díaz de Solís Street, 8, in the populous Triana neighborhood, where for years she has worn a commemorative plaque. Thanks to his parents - Juan Pantoja Cortés, lyricist of fandangos, and Ana María Martín, flamenco dancer - he began in the secrets of Andalusian copla and romantic song.

2. Pantoja peta

To date, he has sold 10 million copies and monopolizes 18 platinum records, but his homonymous debut of 1974 went unnoticed. His greatest success came in 1985 with Sailor of Lights , composed entirely of José Luis Perales. It was her first job after the death of her husband, Francisco Rivera Paquirri , whom he had married in 1983 and to whom he dedicated the album. With the theme My little soul, his son, Kiko Rivera, made his first featuring (live) with only two years.

3. The widow of Spain

The death of Paquirri on September 26, 1984, cornered by the Wasp bull in the square of Pozoblanco, was a shock to the world of couché paper, which enthroned the tonadillera as a suffering muse and icon of eternal mourning.

4. The last of Isabel Pantoja

In anticipation of his next album that will be released in the fall, on February 14 he released his new single, Fall in Love , produced by Luis Cobos and which is his final collaboration with the Mexican Juan Gabriel, his fetish composer, who died in 2016. videoclip appears surrounded by transvestites in an explicit nod to the LGTBI community, which has always had it on a special altar. That will be one of the highlights of his concert on Friday, March 6, in which he will perform all his raptured hits .

5. On screen

Isabel Pantoja makes her first foray into the cinema with Yo soy esa (1990), who stars alongside José Coronado . In 1991 repeat play for self-improvement with The day I was born . By then, her television debut in 1977 in the Curro Jiménez series was far away, in a scene where El Algarrobo sexually assaulted her.

6. In the club

The duo Pumpin 'Dolls dared in 2005 with an elepé of remixes houseras (and very bizarre, in any of its meanings) of classics like I love my soul , Today I want to confess or It was my life he .

7. On the train

In 2007 she was involved in the Malaya Case , an anti-corruption operation in the Marbella of the pitch. On November 21, 2014, he entered prison to serve a two-year sentence for money laundering, and left on October 28, 2016. Two weeks later he was already on stage, the Real Carlos III Theater in Aranjuez.

8. Phrase for posterity

Before the malayazo and while walking with his sentimental partner, Julián Muñoz , he pronounced that of "teeth, teeth, that is what he fucks them", alluding to the paparazzi in front of them.

Data of interest:

When: Friday, March 6, at 7 p.m. Where: Madrid (Wizink Center). How much: 49-149 euros.