Pedro Infante
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Pedro Infante

Pedro Infante was born in 1917 in Mazatlán, where his father taught him guitar and traditional Mexican songs. He moved to Mexico City in his early twenties,...

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Pedro Infante, the warm voice of Mexican cinema and song

A singer and actor whose recordings and films defined mid-century Mexican popular culture.

For a quick sense of him, put on 'Amorcito Corazón' or 'Tu Enamorado.' That's the sound.

His 1943 recording 'Me Cansé de Rogarle' was the breakthrough, but it was the warmth in his voice on songs like 'Amorcito Corazón' that made him a lasting figure. He recorded with people like Agustín Lara and turned tracks into standards, including 'TÚ, Solo TÚ' and 'El Plebeyo.' That connection, often built on love and nostalgia, is why his music still feels present.

He learned guitar and traditional songs from his father in Mazatlán before moving to Mexico City in his early twenties. After 'Me Cansé de Rogarle' hit, he starred in over 60 films while continuing to record, working with artists like Jorge Negrete along the way.

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Pedro Infante was born in 1917 in Mazatlán, where his father taught him guitar and traditional Mexican songs. He moved to Mexico City in his early twenties, and in 1943 recorded 'Me Cansé de Rogarle,' which became his breakthrough hit.

He went on to star in over 60 films while continuing to record songs like 'Tu Enamorado' and 'Ella.' His voice had a particular warmth that connected with listeners, often singing about love and nostalgia.

Infante worked with musicians including Agustín Lara and Jorge Negrete. He recorded many songs that became standards in Mexican music, like 'TÚ, Solo TÚ' and 'El Plebeyo.'

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