Laureano Brizuela

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Laureano Brizuela (born July 22, 1949) is an Argentine singer-songwriter and musician whose career has spanned over 30 years.

Brizuela is the grandson of painter Laureano Brizuela Giménez (1891-1951).^[1] His mother, a Bolivian biochemist, later earned Argentine citizenship through her husband.

At first studying musicology, he later abandoned it in favor of pursuing a singing career. In 1972, when he was 22 years old, he released his first single.

He has produced a string of successful covers, including the Spanish version of Roy Orbison's classic 1956 song "Pretty Woman" into Muchachita.

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• Laureano
• El americano
• El Ángel del Rock (seudónimo que Brizuela adoptó en México).
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• Viento del sur
• Lo más fuerte del Ángel del Rock
• 4 - Griten
• Viajero del tiempo
• Alborada
• Vivir una vez
• Huellas
• Estaciones
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• 20 secretos de amor