Lucha Villa
Lucha Villa, born Luz Elena Ruiz Bejarano on November 30, 1936, in Santa Rosalía
de Camargo, Chihuahua, is a legendary Mexican singer and actress known for her
deep, powerful voice in ranchera and mariachi music. She began her music career
in 1961 after being discovered as part of "Las Dianas de Dillon," and was named
"Lucha Villa" by a promoter for a more Mexican identity. Her collaborations with
renowned songwriters like José Alfredo Jiménez resulted in classic hits such as
"La Media Vuelta," "Que Se Me Acabe la Vida," and "Amanecí en tus Brazos." Lucha
Villa also had a success...
Juro Que Nunca VolvereLucha Villa
Lo Mejor De Lucha Villa
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¿Sabes de Que Tengo Ganas?Lucha Villa, Ramon Lopez Alvarado and La Costeña
Lo Mejor De Lucha Villa
2:42
Le Pido Al Tiempo que VuelvaLola Beltrán, Vicente Fernández, Las Jilguerillas, Lucha Villa, Amalia Mendoza, Juan Gabriel, El Piporro, Queta Jiménez "La Prieta Linda" and Las Hermanas Padilla (Lola Beltran, Vicente Fernandez and Queta Jimenez "La Prieta Linda")
Las Tres Señoras
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Que Me Lleve el DiabloLucha Villa
Sentimiento Ranchero
2:57
A Medias de la NocheLucha Villa
Vol. 4
3:23
Las CiudadesLucha Villa
Vol. 4
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