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Morenita Galé

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Morenita Galé

  • She had a loving relationship with the orchestra director Francisco Canaro , but he left her for a girl from his choir named Irma Erna Gay.
  • Galé with an exuberant physique, personified the capricious and evil star, and in 1954 she was already known with her artistic name as a vedette, dancing and performing tropical music and was promoted as "La Bomba del Cha Cha Chá".
  • She was an Argentine singer , vedette and actress .
  • Her parents took her to live in Cuba and returned to Argentina in 1950. That year she won a contest sponsored by the Federal Jabón company , singing tangos.
  • Morenita Galé managed her career spreading her figure at film festivals, movie premieres and journalistic notes, despite not having had leading roles.
  • In 1953 he worked on television with Amadeo Novoa on Channel 7 , the only channel at that time, in a teleplay written by Eifel Celesia.

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