Rosita Serrano - Ich möchte einen Küss von dir, 1938

Rosita Serrano, Orchester unter Leitung von Jak Trommer - Ich möchte einen Küss von dir (I Wan A Kiss From You) (J.Trommer), Telefunken 1938

NOTE: The singer and actress Rosita SERRANO (1914-1997) was born as Maria Martha Esther Aldunate del Campo in Chile. Her father was a diplomat, her moher was the famous singer Sofia del Campo. Rosita Serrano went to Berlin with her mother at the beginning of 1937 where she was able to gain a footoald as a singer. When she got a role in the movie "Es leuchten die Sterne" (1938) she had her great breakthrough. It followed disc recordings which praised her as the Chilean nightingale and other movies like "Bel Ami" (1939) and "Herzensfreud - Herzensleid" (1940) in which she impersonated singers. Further triumphes followed on different stages and with her great German tour. In 1943 she left Germany of a sudden and went to Sweden - for unclear political reasons, as it seems. Only in 1951 she returned to the country of her successes and continued her singning career. Morever she also took part in two more movies - "Schwarze Augen" (1951) and "Saison in Salzburg" (1952). After that her popularity took off. She had different appearances in TV talk shows in the next decades but the glorious time from earlier days was over.

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• 1930s
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[tiarabozen]

SUPER

[zenithbay]

Boy...This is very nice...!

[LauraSmolenaers]

GENIAL!! :) Makes me happy!!

[ceresxx99]

She was Chilean!!!

[jorge29v]

LO MEJOR..... THE BEST

[kspm01]

Excellent! I love the wonderful advertisements too.

[barbcard]

I'll try again tomorrow. Life is full of mysteries...

[barbcard]

SOS! Whose voice is that on your machine?And what is he saying?

[f417h]

Thank you

-Danke

[barbcard]

I'll take that Maybach green and orange sedan or if you can't send that, then I'll have to make do with Silberhals shampoo. Thanks for the reminder that German songs can be funny, too, not just solemn or of the oom-pa-pa variety.

[chajiim]

Genial!!