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María Trinidad Pérez de Miravete-Mille y Pascual del Riquelme (12 July 1947 – 6 April 2009), better known as Mari Trini, was a Spanish singer-songwriter.

Born in Caravaca de la Cruz, she learned to play guitar as a youngster and wrote songs from an early age. Trini met producer Nicholas Ray in the 1960s, and he encouraged her to move to London; soon after she left for Paris, where she eventually signed to a record label. Her debut album was released in 1969, and through the 1970s and 1980s was a popular figure in Spanish pop music.

Mari Trini died in Murcia in 2009, from lung cancer.

Discography

• 1969: Mari Trini
• 1970: Amores
• 1971: Escúchame
• 1973: Ventanas
• 1973: L'automne
• 1974: ¿Quién?
• 1975: Canta en francés
• 1975: Transparencias
• 1976: Como el rocío
• 1977: El tiempo y yo
• 1978: Solo para ti
• 1978: Ayúdala
• 1979: A mi aire
• 1981: Oraciones de amor
• 1982: Una estrella en mi jardín
• 1984: Mari Trini
• 1984: Diario de una mujer
• 1985: En vivo
• 1986: Quién me venderá
• 1987: En tu piel
• 1990: Espejismos
• 1993: Sus grandes éxitos
• 1995: Sin barreras
• 1996: Alas de cristal
• 2001: Mari Trini con los Panchos

See also

• List of best-selling Latin music artists

References

1. Mari Trini at Allmusic
2. The Spanish singer Trini has died in a hospital in Murcia Archived 2014-02-21 at the Wayback Machine. Turkish Weekly, 7 April 2009.

External links

• The Guardian: Obituary - Mari Trini
• Europopmusic: Mari Trini
• La página de Mari Trini
• Mari Trini Necrology

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