Enric Madriguera and his Orchestra - No! No! No! - Brazilian Samba - Brazil - 1941 Victor USA

Enric Madriguera And his Orchestra
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02:41 - Brazil - Enric Madriguera And his Orchestra
1941 Victor His Masters Voice USA


Enric Madriguera
Real Name: Enric R. Madriguera
Profile:
Spanish born American composer, violinist and bandleader.
Born 18 February 1902 in Barcelona, Spain.
Died 7 September 1973 in Danbury, Connecticut, USA.
His wife was singer Patricia Gilmore. They owned and operated La Ronda-an-Inn night club in Newton, Connecticut, beginning in December of 1952.
His sister was pianist Paquita Madriguera.
He was a violin prodigy who did much to popularize Latin-American dance music in America. He began playing violin on his own accord at the age of six. He played in his church then studied at the Conservatory of Music in Barcelona, and received the degree of Professorship of Violiln at the age of thirteen. All of his early training in music was classical.Shortly thereafter he did recitals in America and decided to stay in New York and study with the celebrated Russian violin teacher Leopold Auer, studying with him for four years before returning to Europe.
A tour in Cuba opened his eyes (and ears) to Latin music and he quickly added the music to his orchestra.

Patricia Gilmore
Real Name:
Patricia Gilmore Madriguera
Profile:
American singer.
She was married to violinist and bandleader Enric Madriguera.They owned and operated La Ronda-an-Inn night club in Newton, Connecticut, beginning in December of 1952.
She was a New York City singing nightclub headliner during the 1930s. She performed at the Hotel Weylin in New York in 1937.

No! No! No!
by Enric Madriguera And His Orchestra; Patricia Gilmore; Dilo Guardia; Sam M. Lewis; Rubens Brito
78rpm, Samba
Enric Madriguera And His Orchestra
Vocal Refrain By Patricia Gilmore
No! No! No! - Brazilian Samba
(Lewis - Guardia - Britto)
RCA Victor
27702-A
Released November 21, 1941

Brazil
by Enric Madriguera And His Orchestra; Ary Barroso; S. K. Russell
Publication date 1941-09-26
78rpm, Samba
Enric Madriguera And His Orchestra
Brazil - Samba
(Aquarela Do Brasil)
(Ary Barroso - S. K. Russell)
RCA Victor
27702-B
September 26, 1941