La Voz Del Bolero En Espa?; Volumen 3 (1998)

" In 1947 she signed with the record company Columbia and published an Ep with songs like "Yo te pido compasi?", "Ayer hizo dos meses", "Du?mete nene", with new rhythms like "En Pasapoga" or with "Espiritual boogie", both with boogie-woogie rhythm; she also recorded what would be her first big hit with the bolero "Viajera" and with the song "La televisi?" on the B-side, also very popular. [3] She participated in musical comedies, the censorship banned her version of "B?ame mucho" and she triumphed in Madrid venues such as J'Hay, Pasapoga, Morocco or Casablanca, and also in Barcelona's Sal? Rigat or the Jardines de Viveros, in Valencia. Those who heard her sing in the forties, fifties and sixties said that she had no equal as a bolerista." (Everpedia)