Carmen Sánchez

Carmen Sánchez (April 21, 1898 – November 20, 1985) was a Spanish singer, dancer, and actress. She started her career as dancer and singer of zarzuela at very young age. At age 20, she finished working on copla or chotis and was featured in films between 1927 and 1928. She was a pioneer of silent films. She became a famous Spanish actress after the Spanish Civil War. "Nosotros los astistas, diccionario akal, Teatralerias and other books".

Carmen Sánchez
Birth name	Carmen Sánchez-Bueno Moya
Born	(1898-04-21)April 21, 1898 Madrid, Spain
Origin	Spanish, Italian
Died	November 20, 1985(1985-11-20) (aged 87) Madrid, Spain
Genres	Folklore, Zarzuela, Drama, Comedy
Occupation(s)	Singer and actress
Instruments	Voice, castanets
Years active	1910–1969

Professional career

Carmen Sánchez was born in Madrid, Spain. "Nosotros los artistas and Teatralerias"

In the 1920s, she became a famous dramatic theatre actress. In the 1930s, Sánchez established a theater company and achieved success for her work in theaters across Spain including Madrid, Lara, Princess Beatrice, Princess Elizabeth, Cervantes, and Cómico. "Nosotros los artistas and Teatralerias".

During the first half of the twentieth century, she primarily worked in the theater alongside famous Spanish actors like José Romeu, Enrique Rambal, Pepita Meliá, Rafael Bardem, Manuel Luna, Carmen Ruíz Moragas, and Carola Fernán Gomez. "Nosotros los artistas".

The civil war in Spain suspended her work but her work in the Pavón theatre of Madrid in 1938–39. In the 1940s she went back to the theatre to continue her work with the national company of Spanish dramatic art with which she worked throughout the country and in the cinema as well successfully. "Nosotros los artistas".

In the 1940s she worked in Nuevo Apolo theater with Agustina de Aragón in 1941, Lara theater Infierno frío in 1943, María Guerrero theater with El puente de los suicidas and La virgen de la goleta, and T. de la Zarzuela with Divorcio de almas author Jacinto Benavente. books "Nosotros los artistas and Teatralerias", press "ABC, Madrid, Alcazar, Pueblo, Digame".

In her long career in the Spanish film industry she had the honor to participate in famous films made by directors well known and even in some European co-productions. Next to nothing unless act Sara Montiel, Fernando Fernán Gómez, Vittorio de Sica, Carmen Sevilla, Ángel de Andrés, Tony Leblanc, Marifé de Triana, Joselito, Luis Mariano, Manuel Alexandre, Conrado San Martín..."Teatralerias and Nosotros los artistas".

Personal life

• His grandfather Emilio Sánchez was captain and knight of King Alfonso XII, creating and integrating the first royal guard.
• She was a niece of José María Alvira which she beginning in 1910s in Opera. "Nosotros los artistas and Teatralerias".
• In 1930s, 1940s, 1950s she was a couple lover of Duke of Berwick the ambassador of London, a famous rich man. "Nosotros los artistas".
• She had three children: Carmen Sánchez jr, Pedro and Emilio. "Nosotros los artistas, and Teatralerias".
• Her sister was a grandmother of the Videgain´s today. ID
• In the fifties he retired from theatrical stages as he reached a comfortable position thanks to his good work.
• In 1969 she retired from cinema and died retired in 1985. ID
• Carmen Sánchez died in November 1985, was interred in the Cementerio de la Almudena in Madrid. ID

Films

• Jacobito el castigador (1927).
• The Heroes of the Legion (1928).
• Yebala (1945).
• El emigrado (1946).
• In 1947 Obsesión, The Faith and The Holy Queen.
• Locura de amor (1948).
• Luis Candelas el ladrón de Madrid and La revoltosa (1949).
• In 1950 The Troublemaker, El capitán veneno, Saturday Night, Blood in Castilla, and Tales of the Alhambra.
• In 1951 Day by Day, Surcos, Esa pareja feliz, La trinca del aire, and El Negro que tenía el alma blanca.
• From Madrid to Heaven (1952).
• Ha desaparecido un pasajero, Airport (1953).
• In 1954 La patrulla, La ciudad de los sueños, and Aventuras del barbero de Sevilla.
• In 1956 Roberto el diablo, El malvado Carabel, and El pequeño ruiseñor.
• In 1957 La estrella del rey and El inquilino.
• In 1958 Pan, amor y Andalucía, and Canto para ti.
• Bajo el cielo andaluz (1959).
• Los golfos (1960).
• Nunca pasa nada (1963).
• Sor Citroên 1967.

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References

• www.nuestrocine.com/personal.asp?idpersona=2384
• The real life and history of the theater (2005) Juan José Videgain ISBN 84-7828-135-5 . His life and his family.
• Dictionary of Spain and Spanish zarzuela MªLuz González and others (2002) ICCMU Vol II. ISBN 84-89457-23-9, His family biography.
• Catálogo del cine español películas 1941–1950 author: Angel Luis Hueso Ed.Catédra Filmoteca española. (1998) ISBN 84-376-1690-5
• Un siglo de cine español (1998), author: Luis Gasca enciclopedias Planeta ISBN 84-08-02309-8.
• Diccionario Akal de teatro (1997) author: Manuel Gómez García.
• Historia del teatro María Guerrero (1998).
• Así se vive en Hollywood (2007), Ed. Vulcano, author: Juan José Videgain.
• The scene M.Fca.Vilches Madrid between 1926–1931 and Dru Dougherty (1998) Ed.Fundamentos. His career as an actor, director and entrepreneur during those years.
• Newspapers of the time since the 1920s across Spain: La vanguardia,ABC,El heraldo de Madrid,El Sol,El Liberal, El correo vasco, La voz, Ya, Blanco y Negro ...
• Dictionary theater akal (1997) Manuel Gómez García ISBN 84-460-0827-0, listed as company director and author on various pages.
• Diary ABC of Madrid (1930)
• Diary ABC of Madrid (1930)
• Diary ABC of Madrid (1932)
• Instituto Cervantes Virtual
• Nosotros los artistas (2017), P & V ISBN 978-1-9796-6135-5