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La Prieta Linda

1933 – 2021

Mexican singer and actress

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About La Prieta Linda

Lived 1933 – 2021 (aged 88). La Prieta Linda was a Mexican singer, actor and film actor.

Enriqueta "Queta" Jiménez Chabolla (4 July 1933 – 21 September 2021), known by her stage name La Prieta Linda ("The Beautiful Dark-skinned Woman"), was a Mexican singer and actress, whose specialty is the musical genre of Regional Mexican.

Early life La Prieta Linda was born on 4 July 1933 in Salamanca, Guanajuato, and later grew up in central Mexico City. She was the younger sister of singer and actress Guillermina Jiménez Chabolla "Flor Silvestre" (1930-2020) and the elder sister of singer Mary Jiménez.

Career La Prieta Linda, who owed her stage name to the famous comedian Clavillazo, debuted as a singer with Silvestre Vargas's mariachi. In 1950, her elder sister Flor Silvestre, who had already signed with Columbia Records' Mexican branch, invited her to form a duet named Las Flores; they recorded two songs—"Los desvelados" and "Lo traigo en la sangre" (with Rubén Fuentes' mariachi)—for Columbia. In 1952, La Prieta Linda recorded her first hit, "Quieto, capulín", for Columbia. Later, with the help of singer and actress Lola Beltrán, La Prieta Linda had her own radio programs and signed a contract with Peerless Records (Beltrán's record label). She made most of her 1950s recordings for Peerless, including some collaborations with Beltrán, David Záizar, and Juan Záizar. She appeared in her first film in the late 1950s. In the 1960s, she signed with RCA Víctor and recorded new hits such as "Mil cadenas" and "Al ver". In 1979, she won the first Ranchera Music Festival with the song "Amantes de una noche".

Discography Singles

"Quieto capulín" (Columbia, 1952)

Studio albums

La Prieta Linda interpreta con el Mariachi Guadalajara de Silvestre Vargas y Hnos. Záizar (Peerless) "Canciones de América" en la voz de Queta Jiménez "La Prieta Linda" (Peerless) El peor de los caminos (Peerless) La Prieta Linda con el Mariachi Guadalajara de Silvestre Vargas (Peerless) La Prieta "Más" Linda: Queta Jiménez (RCA Víctor)

Compilation albums

Los grandes éxitos de: Queta Jiménez La Prieta Linda (Peerless) Antología... Enriqueta Jiménez "La Prieta Linda" (Warner) Mexicanísimo: Queta Jiménez "La Prieta Linda" (Sony Music)

Filmography

El gallo colorado (1957) Bajo el cielo de México (1958) El tiro de gracia (1961) Duelo indio (1961) Enterrado vivo (1961) La máscara roja (1962) Juramento de sangre (1962) Matar o morir (1963) Los amigos Maravilla en el mundo de la aventura (1963) Los alegres Aguilares (1967) Valentín de la Sierra (1968) Valente Quintero (1973) Es mi vida (1982) Los pobres ilegales (1982) ¡Ora es cuando chile verde! (1986)

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Also known as
Queta Jiménez, Queta Jiménez "La Prieta Linda", Enriqueta Jiménez Chabolla, Enriqueta Jiménez Chabolla "La Prieta Linda", Enriqueta Jiménez "La Prieta Linda", Queta Jimenez
moreEnriqueta Jimenez Chabolla, María Teresa Enriqueta Jiménez Chabolla

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Frequently asked questions

Who was La Prieta Linda?

Mexican singer and actress

When was La Prieta Linda born?

La Prieta Linda was born on 4 July 1933 in Salamanca.

When did La Prieta Linda die?

La Prieta Linda died on 21 September 2021 in Mexico City.

What was La Prieta Linda's occupation?

La Prieta Linda was a singer, actor and film actor.

What nationality was La Prieta Linda?

La Prieta Linda was Mexican.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: La Prieta Linda

· Wikidata: Q5379869

· DBpedia: La Prieta Linda

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