Pedro Infante Cruz rose from Sinaloa to become a defining voice and face of the golden age of Mexican cinema, recording over 50 albums and starring in dozens of films between his 1943 debut and his death in a 1957 plane crash. Nicknamed the King of the Bolero, his warm, unhurried tenor on songs like 'Cien Años' set a standard for romantic Mexican singing that shaped generations of ranchera and norteño vocalists.

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1953

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