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	Sylvia Rexach (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
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	www.qkmv.com /26/sylvia-rexach.html (627 words)

	Artists - Rexach, Sylvia - Music of Puerto Rico
		Poetess and songwriter Sylvia Rexach was born on 22 January 1921 in Santurce, Puerto Rico.
		Later, Rexach was one of the founding members of the Music Composers and Editors Society in Puerto Rico, which she also served as Secretary.
		Rexach’s daughter, Sharon Riley, performed in a television mini-series dedicated to and about the life of Rexach: “Al fondo del dolor”.
	www.musicofpuertorico.com /index.php/artists/sylvia_rexach (532 words)

	Tienda Boricua - Puerto Rico - Antojitos, musica y mas de la isla - Boricua (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Sylvia Rexach (January 22, 1922 — October 20, 1961) born in Santurce, Puerto Rico, was a poetess, singer and composer of boleros.
		Sylvia was raised in the Santurce section of San Juan, Puerto Rico.
		Sylvia enriolled in the University of Puerto Rico where she was going to take a pre-legal course, however when the United States entered WWII in 1942, Sylvia dropped-out of the university and joined the U. Army as a member of the WACS (Women Army Corps Service) where she served as an office clerk.
	www.tiendaboricua.com /sys_view_author.asp?idauthor=1276 (392 words)

	El Taller Latino Americano, Live Jazz, World and Latin American music in New York
		Katalina just recorded in Puerto Rico a CD with unpublished songs by Sylvia Rexach in collaboration with Jaime Umpierre, son of Tutti Umpierre, musical partner and co-author of some of Sylvia Rexach’s songs.
		Sylvia devoted her life to music, playing piano, saxophone and guitar.
		Sylvia dedico su vida a la música, tocando piano, saxofón y guitarra.
	www.tallerlatino.org /BUMSpring04.html (5724 words)

	Rexach (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Rexach has decided to take 24 hours to consider his position and: "consider what's best for the club...
		Rexach went on: "it's clear that Barca are not in trouble at...
		Sylvia Rexach wrote some of the most beautiful love songs, and her best are gathered in this recording by bolero diva...
	www.manopandas.info /pandasylvia/rexach (922 words)

	'El Topo' Concierto en Belles Artes (TT: 'El Topo' Fine Arts Concert) - HighBeam Encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Originally recorded live on June 5, 1994, at the famous Centro de Bellas Artes Luis A. Ferre in San Juan, Puerto Rico, Antonio Caban Vale aka El Topo celebrated 25 years of composing and singing to his lustrous island of Puerto Rico.
		This master of folkloric music and Puerto Rican poetry is a national icon to his people and has earned the right to be mentioned in the same breath as other great Puerto Rican composers like Rafael Hernndez, Pedro Flores, Sylvia Rexach and Tite Curet Alonso.
		With a total of twelve albums recorded in his musical career and two books of poetry, this live concert recording at Bellas Artes summarizes the life and music of this prodigious artist.
	www.encyclopedia.com /doc/1G1-19171833.html (314 words)

	DANCE REVIEW; Ballet Drawn From Danza - New York Times (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Ramon Molina's "En Mis Suenos" took a less frivolous look at love, with two lovers clinging and separating in exaltation and sadness.
		Set to Spanish songs by Sylvia Rexach, the duet was performed by Lourdes Ortega, long-limbed and lyrical, and the sultry Eloy Ortiz.
		Cruz's "Tierra" was set to a score for piano and strings by Jack Delano whose two parts wound around each other like light and dark motifs.
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	LatinVip.com- Arts and Culture (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Others reminisced of their adolescence and dancing to the tune of "El Cumbanchero", also from Hernández, and being serenaded by the songs "Alma Adentro" or "Y entonces" by Sylvia Rexach.
		The show consisted of two acts that intertwined songs and poems related to the history of Puerto Rico.
		In addition to the interpretation of the compositions by the very well known Rafael Hernández, and Sylvia Rexach, an intense composer whose life ended tragically, the cabaret-like production featured poems by Julia de Burgos, and the afro-antillian poetry of Luis Palas Matos.
	www.latinvip.com /artsandculture/stories/borinquen.html (335 words)

	San Juan Puerto Rico Beach Resort - Courtyard Isla Verde Hotel
		Bacardi Co. Visitors to the Puerto Rican home of BACARDI rum enjoy an interactive tour through time.
		Fine arts center, located in Santurce, with four theaters, including European-style Café Teatro Sylvia Rexach.
		City Walls Walls built from 1634-38 to defend Old San Juan, which faces the harbor.
	www.sjcourtyard.com /tourism.php (394 words)

	Amazon.ca: Las Noches de Nydia: Music: Nydia Caro (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		I'm delighted that it has three beautiful boleros by the often--and undeservedly--forgotten Sylvia Rexach.
		And if Myrta Silva is remembered, it is always for "Que sabes tu," even though she wrote many equally good boleros.
		as Sylvia Rexach, Edmundo Disdier, Bobby Capo, Rafael Hernandez, Pedro Flores, Antonio Caban Vale, etc.,with her usual sweet voice and particular feeling.
	www.amazon.ca /Las-Noches-Nydia-Caro/dp/B00008A7ZY (245 words)

	Yo misma fui mi ruta: La mujer en la historia y cultura de Puerto Rico [I Was My Own Path: Women in the History and ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Following these general descriptions are brief biographies of several women who made important contributions in the areas of Puerto Rican education, politics, workers' rights, women's rights, literature and poetry, and fine arts.
		These women include Celestina Cordero, Mariana Bracetti, Luisa Capetillo, Juana Colon, Mariquita la Platera, Sylvia Rexach, and Julia de Burgos.
		Each chapter in this guide also provides a bibliography and several questions to be asked of students.
	www.eric.ed.gov /sitemap/html_0900000b801092e6.html (252 words)

	CD Baby: JOHNNY JOUSEPHT: Bohemiada
		Con canciones ineditas y conocidas de Sylvia Rexach y Johnny J. Calidad de sonido y una incomparable voz.
		El polifacetico cantautor puertorriqueno Johnny Jousepht, logra con este disco "Un Encuentro Entre Ayer y Hoy" con canciones conocidas e ineditas de "La Poetisa de la Cancion", Sylvia Rexach, que despues de mas de 40 anos de su partida se dan a conocer, como vivo ejemplo de lo perpetuo de su musica.
		Johnny Jousepht sings spanish bolero with a bohemian flair featuring spanish guitars, violins, spanish percussion and the incomprable lirics, melodies of Sylvia Rexach as well as Johnny Jousepht.
	cdbaby.com /cd/jousepht (342 words)

	Sylvia Rexach: Reviews, Discography, Audio Clips, and more \|\|\| Music.com
		Sylvia Rexach: Reviews, Discography, Audio Clips, and more
		Search the web for Sylvia Rexach: Web Pages
		20 Canciones Inolvidables de la Musica de Sylvia Rexach (2005)
	www.music.com /person/sylvia_rexach/1 (73 words)

	UCF Latin American Caribbean and Latino Studies Program
		"Sharon Riley canta a Sylvia Rexach," by Sharon Riley.
		At during her October visit to UCF Sylvia MÃ©ndez talked about her childhood.
		She often begged her father to let her go back to the Â“dreadfulÂ” Mexican school after he won a legal fight in 1947 to enroll her and about 5,000 other Mexican-American children in white schools.
	www.cas.ucf.edu /LACLS/news.php (1573 words)

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		Ballet,regional and international dance troupes do their turns on the stages, and visiting and local proffesional theater groups call Bellas Artes home--as does the internationally acclaimed Casals Festival.
		The intimate Café Teatro Sylvia Rexach, tucked into a corner of the Center, presents everything from stand up comedians to jíbaro jazz and dramatic monologues.
		The Centro de Bellas Artes Luis A. Ferre is located on Ponce de Leon Avenue at stop 22 in the center of the Santurce area of San Juan and is a unit of the Puerto Rico Institute of Culture.
	users.aol.com /boriken01/artes.htm (271 words)

	Latin-Artists.com - Celines
		The same year was chosen by the readers of TV Guide as the "most beautiful face of the Puertorican television."
		Most of the songs that were included in this musical belong to Puertorican composers among others, Sylvia Rexach, Rafael Hernandez, Bobby Capo and Placido Acevedo.
		Her first promotional cut was a medley of songs: "Amor por ti," "Que falta tu me haces" y "Lagrimas Negras." The same year she returned to the theater with the work "Hace Rato Llego el Apocalipsis al Barrio."
	www.latin-artists.com /artists_celinesengl.html (667 words)

	From Puerto Rico with Love by Don Baaska on payplay.fm: $0.77/track, $7.77/album
		My wife Valli and I book music and entertainment for conventions.
		The songs on this CD are by Rafael Hernandez, Sylvia Rexach, Pedro Flores, El Topo, Bobby Capo, Johnny Coquet and Tito Puente--all Puerto Rican composers.
		I tried to capture the way this music sounded back in the 60's.
	payplay.fm /donbaaska (517 words)

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