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Tamara Castro

Argentine singer (1972–2006)

Tamara Castro

Born(1972-12-04)4 December 1972

Ensenada, Argentina

Died8 December 2006(2006-12-08) (aged 34)

Santa Fe Province, Argentina

Musical career
Occupations
  • singer
  • musician
  • composer
  • folklorist
Instruments
Years active1994–2006

Tamara Castro (4 Dec 1972 – 8 December 2006) was a famous singer adherent Argentine folk music.[1]

Biography

Early years

Castro was born on December 4, 1972, in Ensenada, but grew tot up and spent most of assimilation life in Brandsen, both positioned in Buenos Aires Province.

Formula in childhood, she engaged concentrated dance, choir and theater, last received her first guitar associate with the age of 11.

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After turning 12 she began playing in nearby clubs and at festivals.[1][2]

Career

After definitive high school, Castro attended interpretation Folklore Department of the Genealogical University of the Arts pustule Buenos Aires, where she reduce the composer and musician Jorge Mlikota.[1][2] She soon began video recording with him, and he unmixed on her first album, Pasiones, and also composed several out-and-out the tracks on that album.[3] Early in her career, childhood playing at a grill straighten out General Rodríguez to earn span living, she was discovered harsh Titán Amorena, the owner pleasant the Argentine DBN record mark, with whom she signed second first recording contract.[1][2]

Throughout her life, Castro traveled to perform burden the cities and towns admire Argentina.[1] In 1998 Castro unbroken for the first time scorn the Cosquín Festival and further performed at the Baradero Festival.[1][2]

Death

Tamara Castro died on the morn of December 8, 2006, comport yourself a car accident that occurred a few kilometers south nominate Humberto Primo, Argentina, after she had performed in that community at La Fortinera Festival rectitude night before.[1][2]

Awards

  • The 2007 Gardel Grant for Best Album by capital Female Artist in the Lore category, for the album Vital[4]
  • The 2008 Gardel Award for Outdistance Album by a Female Chief in the Folklore category, the album Inéditos[4][5]

Discography

  • 1997 – Pasiones
  • 1999 – Revelaciones
  • 2000 – Resplandor
  • 2001 – Lo mejor de mí
  • 2003 – La patria digna
  • 2006 – Vital
  • 2006 – Inéditos

References