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A nostalgic, homegrown flamenco artist.
Dancer, singer, and actress Lola Flores (born Dolores Flores Ruiz Jerez), debuted in 1939 while participating in a play called Luces de España (Spanish Lights). She played a role in the movie Martingala a year later. After a song called "El Lerele" became a huge success around Spain, Lola Flores had the opportunity to make her first record. In addition, Flores achieved international recognition after playing a main role in the movie Jack, El Negro, working along with George Sanders. In 1957, the talented artist, also known as la Faraona, got married to troubadour Antonio González. ~ Drago Bonacich, Rovi
Lola Flores was known for her powerful performances of flamenco, copla, and rumba, deeply rooted in Andalusian folklore.
Lola Flores was born in Jerez de la Frontera, Cadiz, Spain.
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