Eladia Blázquez [SEP] place of death
Eladia Blázquez
Eladia Blázquez (February 24, 1931, Avellaneda, Buenos Aires Province – August 31, 2005) was an Argentine tango singer and composer. "El corazón al sur" is considered her most popular tango.
Biography.
Born to a poor family of Spanish immigrants (mother from Granada, Andalucia and father from Salamanca) to Argentina, Eladia was born in Gerli, (Buenos Aires). In 1970, she recorded her first tango record, and fought against the 'macho' spirit that dominated
Secretary of State of Science and Technology (1983–1989).
- 1 July – Guillermo Patricio Kelly (b. 1922), far-right militant and journalist.
- 31 August – Eladia Blázquez (b. 1931), tango singer and composer.
- 7 September – Nicolino Locche (b. 1939), boxer.
- 24 October – Ricardo Brinzoni (b. 1945), military officer, Argentine Army's Chief-of-staff.
- 11 November – Luis "Lucho" Olivera, 63, cartoonist