Spanish flamenco singer. Manuel Vargas Gómez, Gypsy Singer, better known in the world of flamenco singing under the artistic name of Manolo Vargas, was born in Cádiz in 1907 and died in Madrid in 1970. He wanted to be a bullfighter in his early youth. He began singing in his native Cádiz, where in 1952 he won first prize in the singing contest for Alegrías, and the following year the first in Andalusian singing, He was part of large companies, touring Spain and abroad. in 1956 he was in Mexico, where the twenty-one flamenco club bid him farewell with a tribute. Upon his return he joined the Tablao Zambra in Madrid, where he performed for many years, together with Juan Varea, with Pericón from Cádiz, and other great maestros, with this Tablao he toured the world, together with Pericón from Cádiz.
2017
Calle Mayor
CD, Comp, RM
1973
Clave
LP, Album
1968
Sonoplay
LP
1967
Sonoplay
7", EP
1966
Columbia
7", EP
1965
Orlador
7", EP, Club
1965
RCA Victor
LP, Comp
1962
Hispavox
7", Single
1961
Oriole, Oriole
LP
1961
Telefunken
LP, Comp
1958
Telefunken
7"
1958
Telefunken
7", EP, Tri
1958
Telefunken, Telefunken
7", EP, Tri
Polydor
LP, Comp, Mono
2003
Dienc
CD, Comp
1972
Movieplay
LP
1969
1968
1966
Pax (3), Discoteca Pax
LP
Pax (3), Discoteca Popular Catolica
7"
2010
Universal Music Group
5xCD, Comp
2008
2005
OK Records (6)
CD, Comp
2004
OK Records (6)
CD, Album, Comp
2003
Dienc
CD, Comp
2003
Dienc
CD
2002
EMI, EMI
CD, Comp
2001
EMI, EMI
CD, Comp, RM
2001
1997
Fonomusic
CD, Comp
1993
Hispavox
CD, Album, Comp, RE
1993
Planet Records (13)
CD, Album, Comp
1988
Hispavox
LP, Comp
1988
Hispavox
LP, Album, RP
1986
Hispavox
LP, Comp, RE
1986
Hispavox
LP
1984
Hispavox
LP, Comp
1982
Hispavox, Caja de Ahorros de Jerez
LP, Comp, Promo
1982
Hispavox
2xLP, Album
1982
Hispavox, Hispavox
2xLP, Comp
1982
1971
1970
Columbia
LP, Comp
1969
Pax (3), Discoteca Pax
LP, Mono
1968
Sonoplay
7", EP
1963
Hispavox
7", EP, Mono
1960
Odeon
LP, Comp
1958
Telefunken
10", Album
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