Jaime Davalos
Jaime Dávalos was an Argentine musician, writer, and poet born on January 29,
1921, in Salta, Argentina. He traveled extensively across his country, immersing
himself in local culture and traditions, which he transformed into poetry,
songs, and stories. Dávalos' compositions, such as "Canción del jangadero" and
"Zamba de los mineros", were celebrated for their poetic depth and were compiled
in releases like Canciones de Jaime Dávalos (1962). He also appeared in the film
Argentinísima II (1973) as an interpreter. Dávalos passed away on December 3,
1981, in Buenos Aires.
Corazón AlegreRicardo Mamani, Eduardo Falú, José Simón, Pucho Gonzalez, Jaime Davalos, Juan Mamaní, Tony Izquierdo and Javier Soria (Eduardo Falu)
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La HuarmillitaRicardo Mamani, Eduardo Falú, José Simón, Antonio Olarte, Jaime Davalos, Juan Mamaní and Tony Izquierdo (Eduardo Falu)
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Las GolondrinasNacho Abad, Eduardo Falú, Jaime Davalos and Santiago Bruno (Eduardo Falu)
Las golondrinas
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