The debut album from
Isabel Quintero & Gonzalo Córdova
La Osa Menor
A fusion of Colombian and Latin American rhythms
featuring lyrics in Spanish from 1950s poetry.
Acoustic guitar, female vocals, a touch of harp, accordion, flute and percussion.
Photo of
Oscar Quintero
circa 1960
Ella La Inmortal / She the Immortal One
Performing at Steppenwolf's Cabaret Theater
Disponible en /Available on
Spotify, Apple Music, Google Play, Amazon, iMusica, YouTube Music, iHeartRadio
Oscar Quintero, born in Cali, Colombia in 1930,
was a poet, actor, radio announcer and entrepreneur.
The poems interpreted in La Osa Menor by his youngest daughter,
Isabel Quintero and her partner Gonzalo Córdova,
are a small part of his collection
written during the years 1952-1956.
Ten of these rediscovered poems, along with Dime Pronto Mujer,
a song he wrote and composed for his wife, appear on La Osa Menor.
Isabel Quintero is a bilingual stage, film, television and voice actor based in Chicago. Gonzalo Cordova is a Latin American singer and guitarist.
