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Alejandro Romay
Alejandro Romay was born in Buenos Aires in 1927. He joined Alfredo De Ángelis's orchestra in 1955, which helped launch his career. His solo debut came in...
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Alejandro Romay was born in Buenos Aires in 1927. He joined Alfredo De Ángelis's orchestra in 1955, which helped launch his career. His solo debut came in 1959, and he became known for romantic ballads and tango classics like 'El viejo amor' and 'Por este amor'.
In 1969, Romay released 'A La Mujer Argentina,' which became something of a national anthem in Argentina. The song's tribute to Argentine women resonated widely. Other songs from his catalog include 'Ayúdame,' 'Destino de flor,' and 'Todo es amor.'
Romay's career included work with musicians like José Libertella on guitar and Osvaldo Tarantino on bandoneón. He continued performing through later years and died in 1999.
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