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Fredy Wander
Fredy Wander was born Freddy Unger in 1917 in Vienna. He studied piano and composition at the Vienna Conservatory before fleeing Austria in 1938 as Nazi...
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Fredy Wander was born Freddy Unger in 1917 in Vienna. He studied piano and composition at the Vienna Conservatory before fleeing Austria in 1938 as Nazi persecution intensified. He eventually settled in Mexico, where he adopted the stage name Fredy Wander.
In Mexico, he worked as a singer-songwriter. In 1955, he released "Negrilo," a ballad that addressed racial prejudice. The song gained significant attention, though it also drew criticism from some who questioned its approach to the subject matter.
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