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María Amparo Ochoa Castaños, dite Amparo Ochoa, (née à (es), Sinaloa, Mexique, le 29 septembre 1946 - morte à Culiacán en février 1994) est une chanteuse mexicaine, figure de la Nueva canción.
, María Amparo Ochoa Castaños (Culiacán, 29 de Setembro de 1946 — 8 de Fevereiro de 1994) foi uma cantora mexicana.
, María Amparo Ochoa Castaños (* 29. Septemb … María Amparo Ochoa Castaños (* 29. September 1946 in Culiacán, Bundesstaat Sinaloa, Mexiko; † 8. Februar 1994) war eine mexikanische Sängerin. Besser bekannt als Amparo Ochoa, gehörte sie zu einer Generation von Sängerinnen, die ihren Ursprung in den 1960er Jahren hatte, und sich von Anfang an als eine Vertreterin des sogenannten „Nuevo Canción“, des neuen politischen Liedes, verstand.“, des neuen politischen Liedes, verstand.
, María Amparo Ochoa Castaños, (29 September … María Amparo Ochoa Castaños, (29 September 1946 in Culiacán – 8 February 1994) better known as Amparo Ochoa, was a Mexican singer-songwriter. She was one of several other Mexican artists who emerged in the 1960s belonging to the movement known as Nueva canción. Ochoa was born in 1946 in the Mexican state of Sinaloa. Before becoming involved in music, Ochoa served as an elementary school teacher. She became heavily involved in songwriting beginning in 1962, and her career took off when she won a contest in her native state with the song Hermosísimo Lucero. In 1969, she moved to Mexico City to attend the National Music School, a department of the UNAM. Shortly after, she released her first album De la mano del viento. Ochoa is best known for writing songs with strong messages against social injustice as well songs about Mexican history and culture. Most of her lyrics focus on poverty, indigenous rights, and women's rights. Amparo Ochoa visited Nicaragua as a distinguished personality who participated in the country's revolution anniversary in 1983. She performed along with Gabino Palomares Maldición de Malinche, a popular and touching song; its lyrics criticize the cultural proneness of many Latin Americans to revere white Europeans while despising indigenous people, an attitude inherited from the times of the Spanish conquest. Amparo Ochoa died at the age of 48 of stomach cancer.a died at the age of 48 of stomach cancer.
, أمبارو أوتشوا (بالإسبانية: Amparo Ochoa) (و. 1946 – 1994 م) هي مغنية مؤلفة، ومغنية مكسيكية، ولدت في ولاية سينالوا، توفيت عن عمر يناهز 48 عاماً.
, María Amparo Ochoa Castaños, más conocida … María Amparo Ochoa Castaños, más conocida como Amparo Ochoa (Costa Rica, Sinaloa, México, 29 de septiembre de 1946 - Culiacán, 8 de febrero de 1994), fue una cantante mexicana, perteneciente a la generación de cantautores de la década de 1960, figura de la entonces naciente Nueva Canción.ra de la entonces naciente Nueva Canción.
, María Amparo Ochoa Castaños (Culiacán, 29 september 1946 - Culiacán, 8 februari 1994) was een Mexicaanse zangeres. Ze was een van de belangrijkste vertegenwoordigers van de nueva canción-stroming in Mexico, en stond bekend als "de stem van Mexico".
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María Amparo Ochoa Castaños, (29 September … María Amparo Ochoa Castaños, (29 September 1946 in Culiacán – 8 February 1994) better known as Amparo Ochoa, was a Mexican singer-songwriter. She was one of several other Mexican artists who emerged in the 1960s belonging to the movement known as Nueva canción. Ochoa was born in 1946 in the Mexican state of Sinaloa. Before becoming involved in music, Ochoa served as an elementary school teacher. She became heavily involved in songwriting beginning in 1962, and her career took off when she won a contest in her native state with the song Hermosísimo Lucero.ve state with the song Hermosísimo Lucero.
, María Amparo Ochoa Castaños (Culiacán, 29 september 1946 - Culiacán, 8 februari 1994) was een Mexicaanse zangeres. Ze was een van de belangrijkste vertegenwoordigers van de nueva canción-stroming in Mexico, en stond bekend als "de stem van Mexico".
, أمبارو أوتشوا (بالإسبانية: Amparo Ochoa) (و. 1946 – 1994 م) هي مغنية مؤلفة، ومغنية مكسيكية، ولدت في ولاية سينالوا، توفيت عن عمر يناهز 48 عاماً.
, María Amparo Ochoa Castaños, más conocida … María Amparo Ochoa Castaños, más conocida como Amparo Ochoa (Costa Rica, Sinaloa, México, 29 de septiembre de 1946 - Culiacán, 8 de febrero de 1994), fue una cantante mexicana, perteneciente a la generación de cantautores de la década de 1960, figura de la entonces naciente Nueva Canción.ra de la entonces naciente Nueva Canción.
, María Amparo Ochoa Castaños (* 29. Septemb … María Amparo Ochoa Castaños (* 29. September 1946 in Culiacán, Bundesstaat Sinaloa, Mexiko; † 8. Februar 1994) war eine mexikanische Sängerin. Besser bekannt als Amparo Ochoa, gehörte sie zu einer Generation von Sängerinnen, die ihren Ursprung in den 1960er Jahren hatte, und sich von Anfang an als eine Vertreterin des sogenannten „Nuevo Canción“, des neuen politischen Liedes, verstand.“, des neuen politischen Liedes, verstand.
, María Amparo Ochoa Castaños, dite Amparo Ochoa, (née à (es), Sinaloa, Mexique, le 29 septembre 1946 - morte à Culiacán en février 1994) est une chanteuse mexicaine, figure de la Nueva canción.
, María Amparo Ochoa Castaños (Culiacán, 29 de Setembro de 1946 — 8 de Fevereiro de 1994) foi uma cantora mexicana.
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