About Ema Elena Valdelamar
Lived 1925 – 2012 (aged 87). Ema Elena Valdelamar was a Mexican composer and songwriter.
Ema Elena Valdelamar Casarín (May 27, 1925 – December 23, 2012) was a Mexican composer who specialized in love songs and boleros.
Early life and education Ema Elena was born in Mexico City to Victoria Casarín, a housewife, and Darío Valdelamar, who worked for the National Railway. She began to write short stories and compose melodies at the young age of seven years old, and wrote her first song at twelve. Her mother, however, did not support Valdelamar's musical interests, and attempted to forbid her from engaging in artistic pursuits. Darío, on the other hand, was much more encouraging and even gave Ema Elena advice on how to copyright and register her songs, as well as instruction in accounting and business matters.
Career Over time, Valdelamar began composing boleros and, in the 1950s, won radio contests for her songs. Mucho Corazón (1997) 15 Éxitos (1997)
Selected songs and compositions "Mucho Corazón" "Mil Besos" "Cheque en Blanco" "Por Que no Fuiste Tu"
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Who was Ema Elena Valdelamar?
Mexican songwriter
When was Ema Elena Valdelamar born?
Ema Elena Valdelamar was born on 27 May 1925 in Mexico City.
When did Ema Elena Valdelamar die?
Ema Elena Valdelamar died on 23 December 2012.
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Ema Elena Valdelamar was a composer and songwriter.
What nationality was Ema Elena Valdelamar?
Ema Elena Valdelamar was Mexican.
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