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Alberto Cortez - Intimo 3 (2001)
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Alberto Cortez (born José Alberto García Gallo, March 11, 1940) is an Argentine singer and songwriter.
Cortez was born in Rancul, La Pampa Province, Argentina. He began elementary school at the Alberto Williams conservatory at the age of six. He began composing songs at twelve, including "Un cigarrillo, la lluvia y tú". Later he entered Manuel Ignacio Molina de San Rafael Junior High School in Mendoza province. There he continued his studies of music at the Chopin of San Rafael conservatory.
At seventeen, Cortez became the singer of the Arizona orchestra, where he was known as Chiquito García. At eighteen, he went to study in the Social Sciences and Law School of Buenos Aires and sang in bars to help himself with his studies. Later Cortez began to sing in the orchestra of Mario Cardi and was contracted to sing in the San Francisco jazz orchestra. He traveled all over the country with them and began to use his pseudonym "Alberto Cortez" while singing with the orchestra of Armando Pointier. Cortez dropped out of school and dedicated himself fully to music.
Aged twenty, Cortez travelled to Antwerp, Belgium where he recorded his first album. His record "Sucu Sucu" reached number one. Cortez met Renee Govaerts and later married her. After a difficult start he consolidated himself as one of the more renowned composer-singers of Latin America with hits like "Mi árbol y yo", "Mariana", "Como el primer día", "A partir de mañana" and "Callejero".
In 1996 Alberto Cortez suffered a very serious carotid obstruction, which put him on the brink of death. Doctors say he was clinically dead twice.
But he was saved, a circumstance that the musician attributed to providence. Although it is not known what negotiations he entered into with the afterlife, it is known that in the earthly realm, always more fleeting, he later made the decision to also revive his best-known songs, thus granting them a plus of permanence in the collective imagination. .
He called in Ricardo Miralles, the notable musician and arranger for much of Joan Manuel Serrat's career, and with his usual artistic energy he devoted himself to the re-recording of his greatest hits. There were 4 Discs in Total.
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01. Mi árbol y yo
02. Cuando un amigo se va
03. La vejez
04. Rosa leyes el indio
05. El vino
06. Aquella novia primera
07. El regreso a la casa familiar
08. Camilo
09. A Daniel
10. A todo corazón
11. Que maravilla, Goyo
12. Chiquilín grandulón
13. Mi gran amor
14. Erase una vez que era
15. Juan golondrina
16. A modo de responso
Personnel:
Alberto Cortez: Voz
Ricardo Miralles: Piano