Pilar Bogado

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Pilar Bogado Cruzado is a Flamenco singer from Moguer in the province of Huelva, Spain. [1] [2]

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Nació en (Moguer, Huelva, España; 7 de julio 2000)

Mª del Pilar Bogado Cruzado, de nombre artístico Pilar Bogado y es conocida como “la Niña de los Caracolillos”. Empezó a dar clases con tan solo 7 años en la fundación Amparo Correa  y desde entonces su trayectoria en el flamenco es imparable. Se considera muy rociera y además de cantar flamenco le gusta cantar saetas.

Bogado ha participado en el disco de jóvenes promesas del fandango de  Huelva con tan solo 8 años, y en el nuevo disco de jóvenes promesas del fandango que se ha grabado a finales del 2010. Ha participado y sigue participando en multitud de programas de televisión, donde demuestra su saber estar encima de un escenario.

Entre sus palos destaca: malagueñas, tangos, alegrías, granaínas, solea, peteneras, tientos tangos, alegrías de Córdoba, bamberas, caña, cantiñas, tientos, tarantas, seguiriya, bulería por solea, bulerías, colombianas, saetas y su especialidad en fandangos, llegando a conocer más de treinta estilos de fandangos.

La joven cantaora también ha hecho una incursión en el cine y participó en  un cortometraje sobre la vida de Isabel Pantoja. Ahora, Pilar Bogado está inmersa en su primer disco que está grabando en los estudios de Domi, de Morón de la Frontera (Sevilla). En él contempla diferentes palos del flamenco, como la soleá, la seguiriya, las malagueñas, los fandangos, personales y de Huelva, las tarantas y algunos temas comerciales.

Esta joven flamenca ha compartido cartel con Miguel de Tena, Maite Martín, Arcángel, Esperanza Fernández o Carmen Linares, además de cantaores más jóvenes como ella, que están empezando. En cuanto a aquellos que han podido influir en su cante, Pilar señala a la Perla de Cádiz, Maite Martín, Carmen Linares, Marchena, Mairena y Chocolate como sus principales referentes musicales. “He bebido de todos, sobre todo de los ortodoxos”.

Pilar fue finalista de La Voz Kids en 2014. ‘La niña de las saetas’, como la conocían de niña, viene dispuesta a ganar. Se considera una chica tímida y muy normal. Su novio es futbolista del Sevilla FC, Alejandro Pozo, y entre ellos tienen un pique muy divertido por ver a cuál de los dos le piden una foto por la calle. Pilar ha hecho de la música su vida y lleva años dando pequeños conciertos. Viene a ‘La Voz’ con una idea muy clara: ser la ganadora de esta edición.

Acerca De

Cantante de flamenco que se presentó en casi 50 conciertos en el 2018 antes de grabar su primer álbum en el 2019. El primer sencillo que lanzó antes de su álbum fue "Ámame."

Antes de la Fama

Tenía siete años cuando se adentró por primera vez en la industria del canto. Fue participante de la primera temporada de La Voz Kids España y fue finalista.

Curiosidades

Su cuenta de Instagram Pilar Bogado ha conseguido más de 210.000 seguidores. Grabó su primer álbum con Ocean Music.

Vida Familiar

Es de Moguer en la provincia de Huelva, España y tiene un hermano llamado José. Comenzó a salir con el futbolista de Sevilla FC Alejandro Pozo.

Asociación

Apareció en un cortometraje realizado sobre la cantante Isabel Pantoja.

La moguereña Pilar Bogado ha vuelto a protagonizar un emotivo vídeo en redes sociales que se ha hecho viral. Tras el espectacular momento vivido en su boda en el que le canta a su marido, Alejandro Pozo, en el altar, en esta ocasión le canta su hija, la pequeña Carla.

Referencia

  1. "Pilar Bogado, en el corazón del flamenco" (in Spanish). Huelva Informacion. May 30, 2011.
  2. "Cuatro niños prodigiosos". El País (in Spanish).[ dead link ]


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