CUCO SÁNCHEZ
Releases
- Chavela Vargas, Chavela Vargas
- Agustín Lara, Canciones
- Antonio Aguilar, Antonio Aguilar
- Trío Calaveras, Trío Calaveras
- La Cucaracha 1959, Songs of the Mexican Revolution, Cuco Sánchez
- Miguel Aceves Mejía, Miguel Aceves Mejía
- Cuco Sánchez, Cuco Sánchez
- Rancheras, Fernando Fernández
- Rancheras Desde el Corazón, Amalia Mendoza
- Mariachi Vargas De Tecalitlán
- Miguel Aceves Mejía, Miguel Aceves Mejía
- Mariachi, Demetrio González
- Boda Negra, Orestes Macías
- México!, Roland Shaw
- La Flor de la Canela, María Dolores Pradera
- Maldito Amor, Trío Las Tres Guitarras
- Trío Calaveras, Trío Calaveras
- Cucurrucucu Paloma, Lola Beltrán
- Rancheras, Rosita Quintana
- Rancheras, Nieve, Viento Y Sol, Rosita Quintana
- Duo Tariacuri, Amalia Mendoza
- Pedro Vargas, Pedro Vargas
- Pedro Infante, Pedro Infante
- Rancheras, Cuco Sánchez
- Cuando Estemos Viejos, Felipe Pirela
- Antonio Aguilar: "La Leyenda"
- Antonio Aguilar, Antonio Aguilar
- María Elena, María Elena Marqués
- Miguel Aceves Mejía, Miguel Aceves Mejía
- Jibarito, Odilio González
- Antonio Aguilar vs. Miguel Aceves Mejía
- Cuando Sale la Luna, Amanda del Llano
- Amália Rodrigues, Amália Rodrigues
- Las Canciones De Cuco Sánchez, Cuco Sánchez
- Amalia Mendoza Vs. Lola Beltrán
- Padre Nuestro, Magdalena Castro
- Gorrioncillo Pecho Amarillo, Magdalena Castro
- Les Amants Du Tage, Amália Rodrigues
- The First Record In Spain, Antonio Aguilar
- El Revolucionario, Antonio Aguilar
- Chavela Vargas vs. María Dolores Pradera
- A Grito Abierto, Amanda Del Llano
- La Escondida
- Allá En El Rancho Grande, Pedro Infante
- Corridos Y Rancheras
- Los Panchos vs. Trío Calaveras
- México 100 Canciones Vintage
- 101 Rancheras de Amor y Odio
- Mariachi 100 Canciones
- Boleros y Más
- Hits 50's México
- 100 Boleros, 100 Intérpretes
- 100 Canciones Vintage México
Videos
Biography
Cuco Sánchez
José del Refugio Sánchez Saldaña (Altamira, Tamaulipas, 3 May 1921 – Mexico City, 6 October 2000) better known as Cuco Sánchez was a Mexican singer and songwriter who wrote dozens of hits, including Anillo de Compromiso, Anoche Estuve Llorando, Por qué Peca Esa Mujer, Fallaste Corazón, Cama de Piedra, “Siempre Hace Frio”, and Arrieros Somos.
His songs were performed by various singing stars: Vikki Carr, Pedro Infante, Miguel Aceves Mejía, Linda Ronstadt, Amalia Mendoza, Selena and Chavela Vargas. His recording career began in the mid-1930s and at the start of the next decade, the singer became actor, as well. In all, he composed nearly 200 songs, including numbers for some of the movies he acted in.
Cuco Sánchez died of liver failure on 6 October 2000, in Mexico City. He was 79 when he died.
Cuco Sánchez recorded his first song at the age of 13, and six years later, was signed by Mexico’s largest media company. Spawning numerous hits, and composing music for several movies in which he also acted, Sanchez remained a popular actor of film and television, as well as a hit songwriter.