Graziella Garza

Beautiful soprano Graziella Garza Lozano had a very lovely singing voice. She married singer Hugo Avendaño and co-starred with him in several television shows that gave them fame and popularity. The couple also toured Mexico and other countries. Known and admired for their musical perfection as a duo, they also recorded a duet album for the Mexican RCA Victor record company. The recording was entitled Hugo y Graziella (1965) and contains twelve classic Latin American love songs, including "La negra noche", "Cielito lindo", "Un viejo amor", and "Noche de luna". They also appeared in two scenes of the Mexican Revolution comedy La Valentina (1966), singing the film's title song in the first scene and Eduardo Vigil y Robles's "La norteña" (a track from their album) in a later sequence.