About Silvia Infantas
Lived 1923 – 2024 (aged 101). Silvia Infantas was a Chilean singer and actor.
Sylvia Elvira Infantas Soto (14 June 1923 – 19 June 2024) was a Chilean singer, actress, and folklorist.
Early years Infantas was born in Santiago in 1923. She was the daughter of Tenor and Jorge Infantas, and grew up in the El Almendral neighborhood of Valparaíso.
Singing career She began her singing career in 1942, performing on various radio stations. She was chosen as the best "melodic singer" of 1943 by Radiomanía magazine and eventually became recognised for her performances of Chilean folk music leading the groups "Silvia Infantas y los Baqueanos" (1953–1959) and "Silvia Infantas y los Cóndores" (1960–1969).
Death Infantas turned 100 in 2023, and died in Santiago, on 19 June 2024, at the age of 101.
Awards and honors In 2009 she was named "Figura Fundamental de la Música Chilena" by the "Sociedad Chilena del Derecho de Autor" (SCD). In 2015, she was awarded the President of the Republic National Music Award in the category "Folk Music". She received the award from President Michelle Bachelet at age 92 in an official ceremony at the La Moneda Palace.
In March 2019, in the context of the commemoration of Women's History Month, a biography titled "Silvia Infantas, voz y melodía de Chile" was published; it was written by music journalist David Ponce.
Discography Silvia Infantas y los Baqueanos Música para la historia de Chile (1955) Tonadas de Manuel Rodríguez (1955) Romance de los Carrera (1955) Canto a Bernardo O'Higgins (1956) La Independencia de Chile (1955) Chile compañero A la mar, marinero Yo vengo de San Rosendo La refalaita Sólo al mar Patitos en la laguna Carretita Chancha Consejos por casamiento Tristeza India Eternamente Huaso Canción del brindis Huaso ladino Vamos, corazón Feliz cumpleaños Somos los buenos muchachos La barquilla del amor Eternamente Pinceladas del pago La pena de mi canto Los lagos de Chile Al pie de una guitarra La rosa y el clavel Arriba las palmas Echándole el pelo La amasandera de Quilipín La chiquilla que baila Entre mate y mate Aradito de palo Allá va mi huaso Caldito de ave ¡Viva la Cueca! La blanca azucena Ramoncito, el camarón Ja Jai qué linda la Cueca Yo conocí a una a una morena Ilusión campesina El marinero Así es mi tonada La Cueca del gorila Aló aló Hermanos Lagos Corazones partidos El canario Los finaos La batelera El casamiento
Silvia Infantas y los Cóndores Bajando pa' Puerto Aysén (1964) Rosita de Cachapoal (1964) Cuando baila mi morena. La cueca: su origen, su música, sus estilos (1965) ¡Con permiso...! Soy la cueca (1968) Huaso pintiao (196x) Cantarito de Greda Si vas para Chile La consentida Racimito de uva negra En Chillán planté una rosa Camino de luna Fiesta del campo Mis recuerdos La Juana Rosa Apología de la cueca Campanilla de plata La palomita La rosa blanca Los dichos chilenos Tonadas para la Patria Huasita Regalona Mi guitarra Campito de mi tierra Zorzalito La gitana Porqué se fue Tierra chilena Tiro y tiro y el huaso firme Los lagos de Chile Mi casa de campo Échame el lazo (1964)
Solo artist Héroes y tradiciones (1999)
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Who was Silvia Infantas?
Chilean singer and actress
When was Silvia Infantas born?
Silvia Infantas was born on 14 June 1923 in Santiago.
When did Silvia Infantas die?
Silvia Infantas died on 19 June 2024 in Santiago.
What was Silvia Infantas's occupation?
Silvia Infantas was a singer and actor.
What nationality was Silvia Infantas?
Silvia Infantas was Chilean.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Silvia Infantas. https://biography.guide/silvia-infantas/
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