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Jesús Glück
Valencia, Spain
Jesús Glück is a musician from Valencia, Spain. They also recorded with Los Bravos.
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Biography
Classical trained spanish pianist born July 16, 1941 in Valencia and died January 24, 2018 in Madrid.
His name appears in the credits of authorship or arrangements of a wide list of very popular songs, performed by artists of very different styles, exercising as a "shadow man" in the success of many Spanish artists.
He joined "Los Bravos" in 1968 after Peter Solley left them (they were not very good musicians, as he said). Known as TV and film composer: "Solos en la madrugada" (1978), "El Crack (1981), "El crack II" (1982), "Sesión continua" (1984), all of them from José Luis Garci: "El florido Pensil" (2002), "Tánger" (2004)...
Ha has also worked as arranger and producer with Alfredo Kraus, Rocío Jurado, Lola Flores, Rosa Morena, Manolo Escobar, Cantores de Híspalis, Luis Miguel, Marisol, Concha Velasco, Paloma San Basilio, Rosa León and many others.
He is the father of singer Virjinia Glück.
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A project Jesús Glück was part of.
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