Imperio Argentina

Imperio Argentina

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Born
December 26, 1910
Died
August 22, 2003
Awards
1 wins, 1 nominations

Spanish actress. Parents: Antonio Nile (guitar player) and Rosario del Río. She was born during an artistic tournee of her parents in Argentina. She lived in Málaga till she the age of 12. There she studied dance. When she was 12 years old, she debuted in the comedy theatre of Buenos Aires with the…

Biography

Spanish actress. Parents: Antonio Nile (guitar player) and Rosario del Río. She was born during an artistic tournee of her parents in Argentina. She lived in Málaga till she the age of 12. There she studied dance. When she was 12 years old, she debuted in the comedy theatre of Buenos Aires with the help of Pastora Imperio who calls her Petite Imperio. That was her artistic name during the next years, when she had a great success in several countries in southAmerica. In 1926 she came back to Spain and adopted the artistic name of Imperio Argentina, singing in the main theaters of the country. The film director Florián Rey discovered her in the Romea theater in Madrid and then she played La hermana San Sulpicio (1927).

Actress

Andalucía, un siglo de fascinaciónAndalucía, un siglo de fascinación(1996)
El polizón del UlisesEl polizón del Ulises(1987)
Tata míaTata mía(1986)as Tata
Con el viento solanoCon el viento solano(1966)as Madre de Sebastián
Ama RosaAma Rosa(1960)as Ama Rosa

Self

Todos con la copla(2003)as Self - Hostess
Tiempo al tiempo(2001)as Self
Tal cualTal cual(1993)as Self
100 años de cine español(1996)as Self - Audience Member
Suena la copla(1996)as Self

Archive Footage

Hormigas blancasHormigas blancas(2007)as Self
Barefoot in the KitchenBarefoot in the Kitchen(2013)
Memòries de la teleMemòries de la tele(2007)as Self
50 años de50 años de(2009)as Self
Plácido y la coplaPlácido y la copla(2008)

Known for

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Imperio Argentina in Carmen (la de Triana) (1938)Imperio Argentina in Tata mía (1986)Imperio Argentina and Carlos Gardel in Melodía de arrabal (1933)Imperio Argentina in Nights in Andalusia (1938)Imperio Argentina in Morena Clara (1936)Miguel Ligero and Imperio Argentina in La hermana San Sulpicio (1934)