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Cause of death
  
Heart attack

Name
  
Libertad Lamarque

Nationality
  
ArgentineMexican

Role
  
Actress

Occupation
  
Actress, singer

Children
  
Mirtha Romero

Years active
  
1930-2000


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Full Name
  
Libertad Lamarque Bouza

Born
  
November 24, 1908 (
1908-11-24
)
Rosario, Santa Fe Province, Argentina

Spouse(s)
  
Emilio Romero (1926-1945)Alfredo Malerba (1945-1994) (his death)

Awards
  
Golden Ariel Award 2000

Movies and TV shows
  
La usurpadora, Circus Cavalcade, Gran Casino, Help Me to Live, ¡Tango!

Died
  
12 December 2000 (aged 92) Mexico City, Mexico

Similar
  
Alfredo Malerba, Hugo del Carril, Tita Merello

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Libertad Lamarque ([liβerˈtað laˈmarke]); (Rosario, November 24, 1908 – Mexico City, December 12, 2000) was an Argentine actress and singer, one of the icons of the Golden Age of Argentine and Mexican cinema. She achieved fame throughout Latin America, and became known as “La Novia de América” (“The Sweetheart of the Americas”). By the time she died in 2000, she had appeared in 65 films (21 filmed in Argentina, 45 in Mexico and one in Spain) and six soap operas, had recorded over 800 songs and had made innumerable theatrical appearances.

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Biography

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Libertad Lamarque was born November 24, 1908 in Rosario, Santa Fe Province, Argentina to Gaudencio Lamarque and Josefa Bouza. She was named Libertad (Liberty) because at the time of her birth, her father, a Uruguayan anarchist of French descent, was imprisoned and pleading for release.

Early career

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At the age of 7, Lamarque won first prize in a stage competition, and participated with a group of street singers that made tours of nearby cities. In 1923, she appeared in her first professional role, the stage show "Madre Tierra". Her local acclaim convinced her parents that the family should relocate to Buenos Aires, where Libertad's chances of a career would be better. The family hung their hopes on a letter of introduction from a local journalist to the owner of the National Theatre, Pascual Carcavallo. It proved successful, as in 1926 Libertad was hired to sing in the choir and given a one-year contract. Her debut was in a play called "La muchacha de Montmartre" ("The Girl from Montmartre") by José A. Saldías, where she sang as part of a trio with Olinda Bozán and Antonia Volpe, to the guitar accompaniment of Rafael Iriarte. Within a couple of months, she had begun singing on Radio Prieto and was signed for record production with Victor Records, which released her first album, Gaucho Sol, on 26 September 1926, as well as the single "Chilenito".

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In 1929 she began working in Alberto Vaccarezza's, El conventillo de la Paloma ("The Tenement of the Dove"), which was about the life of a girl Doce Pesos, living in an immigrant tenement house. After two years and 1,000 performances, Lamarque quit the show to focus on her music career. She traveled through several provinces of Argentina and through neighboring Paraguay accompanied by the guitarists Gregorio Rivero, Angel Las Heras and Nicolás Ferrari. In 1930, following this tour she entered a competition held at the Teatro Colón in Buenos Aires, won first prize for her performances of the tangos "La cumparsita" and "Tocaneando", and earned the title "Queen of Tango". She capped this productive music cycle by performing Oscar Straus's "Tres valses" ("Three Waltzes"), an adaptation of the operetta, with Chilean singer Choly Mur.

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In the mid-30s Lamarque was accompanied by a trio of musicians who were regarded as being amongst the best of the age, including bandoneon player Héctor María Artola, violinist Antonio Rodio, and pianist, Alfredo Malerba, who would become her second husband. She shone in works that were painful and romantic, such as “En esta tarde gris” (In this gray afternoon), “Sombras, nada más” (Shadows, nothing else), “Tristezas de la calle Corrientes” (Sorrows of Corrientes Street) or “Caserón de tejas” (Mansion of Tiles) and two of her best, “Canción desesperada” (Desperate Song) and “Sin palabras” (Without words). Many of her best songs were by composer Enrique Santos Discepolo because they particularly suited her style.

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She filmed "Adiós, Argentina" directed by Italian Mario Parpagnoli in 1929, which was released the following year, and the first Argentine film with sound ¡Tango! in 1932, which resulted in her being the first singer to be recorded for a sound film in Argentina. Lamarque was a light soprano with a vocal range from approximately middle C (C4) to "high A" (A5). After ¡Tango! 's release in 1933, a string of films followed, including El alma del bandoneon (1935), Ayúdame a vivir (1936), Besos brujos (1937), La ley que olvidaron (1937), Madreselva (1938), Puerta cerrada (1939), Caminito de la gloria (1939), La casa del recuerdo (1940), Cita en la frontera(1940), Una vez en la vida (1941), Yo conocí a esa mujer (1942), En el viejo Buenos Aires (1942), Eclipse de sol (1942), El fin de la noche (1944), La cabalgata del circo (1945) and many more. Her best film roles, much like her music, allowed her to explore pain and resilience. Often defiant, usually mothers or abandoned women, her characters overcame life's tragedies by their own talents. She was not afraid of depicting negative roles, but she was always careful to maintain respectability.

Legendary rift with Eva Perón

Legend has it that Lamarque left Argentina because she had been blacklisted by its First Lady, Eva Perón. Marysa Navarro and Nicholas Frasier, authors of Evita: The Real Life of Eva Perón, however, contend that this is not likely. They argue that Lamarque moved to Mexico, where she was already adored by the audiences, because Mexican cinema was in a better state during the 1940s and ’50s than Argentine cinema. The authors also point out that Lamarque traveled freely between Argentina and Mexico during the lifetime of Eva Perón and beyond, which does not support the blacklisting legend.

Lamarque herself denied during her lifetime certain aspects of the legend, especially the reports that she had slapped Eva on the set of La cabalgata del circo. In her 1986 autobiography she flatly denied the allegations and explained that she was simply mortified by Eva's lack of discipline during production of the film. According to Lamarque, Eva refused to take her work seriously and always arrived late or stalled the filming for trivial personal reasons. Complaints to either the producer or the director produced no result, as they were giving Eva preferential treatment as the girlfriend of Juan Perón. By 1945, Eva and Juan Perón were ensconced in the Presidential Palace, rumors circulated that Evita had forbidden radio stations and film studios to play Lamarque's music or hire her, and Lamarque's films, music and publicity in Argentina seemed to have come to and end.

Relocation to Mexico

Between January and February 1946, Lamarque appeared in her first tour of Cuba, which was listed as the artistic event of the season. On January 7, she debuted in the Teatro América with a varied repertoire, but closed the show with “Facundo” by the Cuban Eliseo Grenet to much applause. She performed shows daily, sometimes twice a day and on her final performance at Teatro América, January 20, she held three performances. She also performed at Camaguey, Ciego de Avila, Santa Clara, Holguin and Santiago de Cuba; visited hospitals and schools; and her farewell performance at the Municipal Amphitheatre of Havana was said to have been attended by 20,000 fans. It was on this trip that the Cuban press first dubbed her America's Sweetheart.

Just before the Cuban trip, Hollywood had offered Lamarque a seven-year contract but she refused it as she did not speak English and was afraid she would be taken advantage of. Despite her fears of working in the US, Lamarque sold out Carnegie Hall for a 1947 performance. When Mexico, on the other hand, offered her a picture deal to appear with legendary Spanish filmmaker Luis Buñuel, she agreed. and moved to Mexico in 1946. The picture, "Gran Casino" co-starring Jorge Negrete was a flop, but other roles followed, such as Soledad (1947), La dama del velo (1948), Huellas de un pasado (1950), Mujeres sin lágrimas (1951), Nunca es tarde para amar (1952), Ansiedad (1952), and Rostros olvidados (1952). Some of her best work during this period was in Otra primavera, filmed in 1949, La loca (1951) and Cuando me vaya (1953); for each of these she was nominated for a Best actress Ariel Award in 1951, 1953, and 1955, respectively.

Some of her last movies included Bodas de oro (1955), Amor de sombra (1959), Yo pecador (1959), Rosas blancas para mi hermana negra (1969), with Cuban singer Eusebia Cosme and her last two Argentine films, La sonrisa de mamá (1972) and La mamá de la novia (1978). But as she wound down her movie career, she began touring with music again. In the late 1950s, she did a concert tour with Puerto Rican singer Jesús Quiñones Ledesma and worked in Chile, Puerto Rico, Venezuela, Dominican Republic, Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras and returned to Cuba to do theater and record a several albums.

She returned to Argentina after Evita's death and was the first person to bring a Spanish version of "Hello Dolly" to Latin audiences at a 1967 performance at the Teatro Nacional in Buenos Aires, which she also later performed in Mexico in 1968 staged by Manolo Fabregás. In 1982 she starred in the musical revue, "Libertad Lamarque, ¿es una mujer de suerte?" at the Teatro Lola Membrives in Buenos Aires. She wrote the script, which was adapted by Nicolás Carreras under the musical direction of Oscar Cardozo Ocampo. In 1988, Lamarque participated in the season at Mar del Plata's Teatro Opera with the musical "A todo tango II" under the direction of José Colángelo.

In the 1960s she appeared in several episodes of a television show called "Saturday Circular" with Nicholas Mancera and in 1961, she filmed Así era mi madre, her only Spanish film. Her first venture into soap operas came in Venezuela, when she was offered a role in Esmeralda in 1972. That was followed by another Venezuelan production called "Mamá". In 1980 she began the first of her Mexican telenovelas, "Soledad", followed by her role in "Carita de Angel" at the age of 91 where she played as a Mother superior. Her last role, as la abuela Piedad in "La Usurpadora" (The Usurper) took place in 1998 - two years before her death.

Lamarque received an award in 1978 from Venezuelan President Carlos Andres Perez for her contributions to Latin American culture and in 1980 and shared a Critic's Choice Award with Maria Félix. In 1985 she received the Konex Platinum Award for Best Tango Singer in Argentina. In 1988, she put her hand prints in the "Walk of Fame of the Hermitage Hotel". In 1989, she was honored at the Festival of San Sebastian, Spain, for her film achievements and was recognized by the Caesar Awards given by the Association of American theater to Latin American artists in Los Angeles. That same year, a tile bearing her name placed in the "Sidewalk of Latin Stars" in Miami and a tribute was held for her at the Autumn Festival of Paris. She was appointed "Illustrious citizen of the city of Buenos Aires" in 1990 and on 15 November 1991, a few days before her birthday, the Municipal Council of Rosario granted her a similar distinction. Lamarque was honored in 1993 by "Celebrando Magazine", a Spanish-language publication which is nationally distributed in the US, for her 70 years in film, theater and music and her philanthropy. In 1998, she was appointed as Honorary Cultural Advisor and designated as a Cultural Legend in Buenos Aires.

Last Years and Death

In 1996 Libertad moved to the United States and settled in her Coral Gables home in Miami, Florida, but often flew to Mexico City to attend her professional appointments, and to Buenos Aires as well, once her daughter, grandsons and great-grandsons lived there. Ms. Lamarque had a notorious vitality, despite reaching 90 years old.

In 1998 Libertad Lamarque featured the soap opera La Usurpadora, where she played Ms. Piedad Bracho. The soap opera was a huge success in Mexico and in many countries in Latin America. Her last role on the TV was on the telenovela Carita de Ángel, as the Mother Superior. She was overjoyed by taking part on these projects.

In the early days of December 2000, Libertad Lamarque was rushed to Santa Elena Hospital after feeling sick and having difficulties to breathe. She died aged 92 in December 12, 2000, in Mexico City, Mexico, from pneumonia. Her only daughter, Mirtha Libertad Lamarque Romero Deluca, died in October 19, 2014, aged 86.

Personal life

In 1926, Lamarque married Emilio Romero and had a daughter, Mirtha, with him before divorcing in 1945. Divorce was not possible at that time in Argentina and though the marriage was quickly over, it would take 12 years to officially be ended. In 1935, she suffered several personal crises which led to a suicide attempt in Chile. She attempted to throw herself out of a hotel window, but an awning broke her fall. Shortly thereafter, her estranged husband kidnapped their daughter and took Mirtha to Uruguay: A group of friends, including Alfredo Malerba, and her attorney were able to help her regain custody. Lamarque's second husband was Alfredo Malerba, with whom she was married for nearly 50 years, until his death.

Awards

  • Best Foreign Actress, "Puerta cerrada", 1940, Zagreb WON
  • Best Actress, "Otra primavera", 1951, Ariel nomination
  • Best Actress, "La loca", 1953, Ariel nomination
  • Best Actress, "Cuando me vaya", 1955, Ariel nomination
  • Critic's Choice Award, Won shared award with Maria Félix, 1980
  • Konex Platinum Award, Best Tango Singer, 1985, Argentina WON
  • Lifetime Achievement, 2000 Ariel WON

  • Music

  • "Gaucho sol" - LP (1926)
  • "Chilenito" - single (1926)
  • "Botellero" / "Mi Caballo Jerezano" - single (1927)
  • "Mate Amorgo" / "Idilio Trunco" - single (1928)
  • "La Dolores" / "Tanita De La Proa" - single (1929)
  • "Sol De Mi Tierra" / "No Seas Asi" - single (1929)
  • "El Niño De Las Monjas" / "Doña Nicanora" - single (1930)
  • "No Has Perdido La Veguenza" / "Goya" - single (1930)
  • "Soñar Y Nada Mas" / "Tristeza Marina" - single (1943)
  • "Delicias Musicales" - LP (?)
  • "Delicias Musicales (Volumen II)" - LP (1958)
  • "Chansons Du Film Mon Ami Joselito" - EP (1962)
  • "Ayúdame A Vivir / Caminito / Besos Brujos / Madreselva" - EP (1969)
  • "Libertad Lamarque Canta Los Tangos De Agustín Lara" - LP (1969)
  • "Somos Novios" - LP (1973)
  • "Los Tangos de Agustin Lara" - LP (1977)
  • "Delicias Musicales" - LP (1985)
  • "Libertad Lamarque Sings Songs Of Maria Grever" - LP (1986)
  • "En 1988 !Canta Asi!" - LP (1990)

  • Autobiography

  • Lamarque, Libertad. "Libertad Lamarque" Javier Vergara Publishing: Buenos Aires, Argentina. (1986) (In Spanish) (ISBN 950-1-505-995)
  • Filmography

    Actress
    2000
    Carita de ángel (TV Series) as
    Madre Superiora Piedad de la Luz
    - Carita de ángel (2000) - Madre Superiora Piedad de la Luz
    1998
    Más allá de la usurpadora (TV Movie) as
    Abuela Piedad Bracho
    1998
    La usurpadora (TV Series) as
    Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - Amor verdadero (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - ¡Quédate! (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - El perdón de los Bracho (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - La confesión acerca de Willy (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - El terrible accidente (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - Por hablar de más (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - Propuesta inesperada (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - Un millón de dólares (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - Se fue de viaje (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - Puede caminar (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - El enfrentamiento en la fábrica (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - Encuentro inesperado (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - La advertencia de Paola (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - Amar y ser amada (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - El pacto en contra de los Bracho (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - Estoy arrepentida (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - Las verdaderas intenciones (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - Protege a Carlitos (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - ¿Quién es Paola? (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - El veredicto final (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - Osvaldo pide el divorcio (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - Proposición sentimental (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - El testigo en el juicio (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - El juicio de Paulina (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - La declaración de Luciano (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - La búsqueda del diario (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - Cásate con Verónica (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - La prueba contra Paola (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - Estefanía y su bebé (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - Regresar con mi familia (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - Enamorado de Paulina (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - Miente una vez más (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - Donato está dispuesto a ayudar (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - Ayúdame a liberarla (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - La visita de Carlitos (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - Di la verdad (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - El desmayo (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - Lo que descubre Elvira (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - El cambio de Carlos Daniel (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - El nuevo abogado (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - Cárcel de mujeres (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - Pruebas de ADN (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - Intrigas contra Paulina (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - Entregarse a la policía (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - El mensaje anónimo (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - ¿Es verdad que me quieres? (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - El paradero de la usurpadora (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - Amenaza de muerte (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - Cásate con Paulina (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - Aviso a la policía (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - ¡Demuéstramelo! (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - Willy y Viviana (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - ¿Te casarías conmigo? (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - Vuelve por favor (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - La petición (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - Carta jamás leída (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - No es lo que parece (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - En el fondo está enamorado (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - A escondidas de Chabela (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - Cenobia se comunica con Carlos Daniel (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - Lalita confunde a Paulina (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - La propuesta de Douglas (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - La confesión de amor (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - Lourdes cuestiona a Osvaldo (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - Por ella soy capaz de todo (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - Las contradicciones (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - Juego sucio (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - La desaparición de Carlitos (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - El diario de Paola (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - Carlos Daniel sabe la verdad (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - Cambio de actitud (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - Paulina es mejor que Paola (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - Las dudas de Rodrigo (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - Cuéntame de tu viaje (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - Interés en Verónica (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - Viviana y la usurpadora (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - Donato se entera de la verdad (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - Estefanía acusa a Paola (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - La carta de Paola (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - La promesa de Carlos Daniel (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - Infidelidad en la fábrica (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - La hermana gemela (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - Yo soy la verdadera Paola Bracho (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - Cambios drásticos (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - El millonario Douglas (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - El telegrama de Paola (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - La amenaza de Fidelina (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - La llamada intrigosa (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - ¿Estás celosa? (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - De mal en peor (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - La verdad sobre Paulina (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - La usurpadora en la empresa (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - El cuadro de Donato (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - Veamos quién gana la guerra (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - Tu propuesta de divorcio (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - Las sospechas de Donato (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - Peligro de muerte (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - No eres Paola (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - ¿Por qué has cambiado? (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - Los Bracho (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - Poner a prueba (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    - Desesperada (1998) - Abuela Piedad Bracho
    1992
    El programa de Hermida (TV Series)
    - Episode dated 3 May 1992 (1992)
    1983
    Amada (TV Series) as
    Amada
    1980
    Soledad (TV Series) as
    Soledad
    1978
    La mamá de la novia
    1974
    Mamá (TV Series) as
    Soledad
    1975
    La loca de los milagros as
    Aurora Durban
    1974
    Negro es un bello color as
    Eugenia
    1972
    Hoy he soñado con Dios as
    Lina Alonso
    1972
    La sonrisa de mamá as
    Angéloca Zamora
    1970
    Esmeralda (TV Series) as
    Sister Piedad
    - Episode #1.3 (1970) - Sister Piedad
    - Episode #1.2 (1970) - Sister Piedad
    - Episode #1.1 (1970) - Sister Piedad
    1970
    Rosas blancas para mi hermana negra as
    Laura
    1969
    El hijo pródigo as
    Alegría Román
    1967
    Arrullo de Dios as
    Luz
    1965
    The Children That I Dreamed as
    Mariana
    1965
    Canta mi corazón as
    Luisa Lamas
    1964
    Canción del alma as
    María Maragón
    1962
    El cielo y la tierra as
    Sor Lucero / Hermana María de la Luz
    1962
    El pecado de una madre as
    Ana María
    1961
    Bello recuerdo as
    Lucy
    1960
    Amor en la sombra as
    Claudia Montes
    1960
    Creo en ti as
    Estela
    1960
    La cigüeña dijo sí
    1959
    Yo pecador as
    Doña Virginia, madre de José
    1959
    Mis padres se divorcian as
    Diana Valdés
    1958
    Sabrás que te quiero as
    Amelia Rey / Mónica / Gabriela
    1958
    Música de siempre
    1958
    Cuatro copas as
    Eugenia Pavel
    1957
    La mujer que no tuvo infancia as
    Rosaura
    1957
    Bambalinas
    1956
    Bodas de oro
    1956
    Historia de un amor as
    Elena Ramos
    1955
    Escuela de música as
    Laura Galván
    1955
    La mujer X as
    Adriana
    1954
    Si volvieras a mi as
    Alejandra
    1954
    Cuando me vaya as
    María Grever
    1954
    La infame as
    Cristina Ferrán
    1953
    Reportaje as
    Cantante Cabaret
    1953
    Ansiedad as
    María de Lara
    1953
    Nunca es tarde para amar as
    Malisa Morales
    1953
    Acuérdate de vivir as
    Yolanda
    1952
    Rostros olvidados as
    Rosario Velazquez
    1952
    Mi campeón as
    Cantante
    1952
    Te sigo esperando as
    Elena Montesinos
    1952
    La loca as
    Elena Prim viuda de Villaseñor
    1951
    La boca
    1951
    La mujer sin lágrimas as
    Consuelo
    1951
    La marquesa del barrio as
    Cristina Payares / La Marquesa
    1950
    Huellas del pasado as
    Isabel / Issa Valetti
    1950
    Otra primavera as
    Amelia
    1949
    La dama del velo as
    Andrea del Monte
    1947
    Soledad as
    Soledad Somellera / Cristina Palermo
    1947
    Gran Casino as
    Mercedes Irigoyen
    1947
    Romance musical as
    Mercedes 'Mecha' Garay
    1945
    Circus Cavalcade as
    Nita Arletty
    1944
    El fin de la noche as
    Lola Morel
    1943
    Eclipse de sol as
    Sol Bernal
    1942
    En el viejo Buenos Aires
    1942
    Yo conocí a esa mujer
    1941
    Una vez en la vida
    1940
    Cita en la frontera
    1940
    La casa del recuerdo
    1939
    Caminito de gloria
    1939
    Closed Door as
    Nina Miranda
    1938
    Honeysuckle as
    Blanca / Gloria Selva
    1938
    The Law They Forgot as
    María
    1937
    Bewitching Kisses as
    Marga
    1936
    Help Me to Live as
    Luisita
    1935
    The Soul of the Accordion as
    Elda
    1933
    ¡Tango! as
    Elena
    1930
    Adiós Argentina as
    Bride of Homeless
    Writer
    1936
    Help Me to Live
    Soundtrack
    2000
    Carita de ángel (TV Series) (performer - 175 episodes)
    - Carita de ángel (2000) - (performer: "Carita de Ángel")
    1980
    Soledad (TV Series) (performer - 284 episodes)
    1965
    The Children That I Dreamed (performer: "El ratón vaquero")
    1960
    Amor en la sombra (performer: "Adios pampa mía", "Bandoneón arrabalero", "Mi Buenos Aires querido", "Galleguita", "Adios" (as "Adios amor"), "De mi barrio", "Ladrillo", "Mama yo quiero un novio", "Una más", "Nunca" (as "Yo sé que nunca"))
    1959
    Yo pecador (performer: "Lejos de tí", "Toronjil de plata", "Lejos de tÍ")
    1956
    Historia de un amor (performer: "Historia de un Amor")
    1955
    Escuela de música (performer: "Lamento Jarocho", "La Cumbancha", "Estrellita", "Guadalajara", "Nocturnal", "Brasil" (Aquarela do Brasil), "El Manicero", "Alma Llanera", "A media luz", "Lamento Borincano", "Cha Cha Chavela")
    1947
    Gran Casino (performer: "El choclo", "Loca", "El reflector del amor")
    1936
    Help Me to Live (performer: "Tu cariño" (Tango), "Canto a la vida" (Marcha), "Ayúdame a vivir", "Arrepentido" (Tango))
    Self
    1996
    Biography (TV Series documentary) as
    Self
    - Evita Peròn: The Woman Behind the Myth (1996) - Self
    1996
    Almorzando con Mirtha Legrand (TV Series) as
    Self - Guest
    - Episode dated 21 November 1996 (1996) - Self - Guest
    1996
    Hola Susana (TV Series) as
    Self - Guest
    - Episode dated 6 November 1996 (1996) - Self - Guest
    1996
    To the Heart (Documentary)
    1982
    Las 24 horas de Malvinas (TV Special) as
    Self
    1979
    México de mis amores (Documentary) as
    Self
    1962
    Sábados circulares de Mancera (TV Series) as
    Self
    - Episode #1.3 (1964) - Self
    - Episode #1.2 (1964) - Self
    - Episode #1.1 (1962) - Self
    1964
    Show de Libertad Lamarque (TV Series) as
    Self - Host
    - Episode #1.3 (1964) - Self - Host
    - Episode #1.2 (1964) - Self - Host
    - Episode #1.1 (1964) - Self - Host
    Archive Footage
    2013
    1002 Momentos de la tele (TV Series) as
    Self
    - Episode #1.10 (2013) - Self
    2005
    Aunque usted no lo viera (TV Series) as
    Self
    - Episode dated 13 September 2005 (2005) - Self
    2005
    Marga Lopez... La señora del estelar (TV Movie documentary) as
    Self
    1966
    La vida de Pedro Infante

    References

    Libertad Lamarque Wikipedia


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