Massiel y la entrevista más loca de Carlos Herrera

1990. Carlos Herrera warns that Massiel is prone to subversion before beginning a very entertaining interview that ends with the Gypsy Prince and Massiel dancing and singing the famous "Obí Obá cada día te quiero más" (Obí Obá, I love you more every day), a song by the French Gipsy Kings. Massiel climbs onto the piano as if she were Michelle Pfeiffer in the film "The Fabulous Baker Boys," released a few months earlier and a box office hit that year. In the following segment, Massiel highlights the role of the Gypsy people, and Carlos Herrera complains that she doesn't let him speak. At the end of the program, Massiel breaks into dance and sing with the Gypsy Prince her famous "Obí Obá cada día te quiero más," a song that the French Gipsy Kings included on an album that remained on the US charts for more than 9 months in 1989. [Program “Las Coplas”, May 25, 1990. Canal Sur Television] Enrique Castellón Vargas (1932 – April 22, 2020) was known by the stage name El Príncipe Gitano (The Gypsy Prince). He was an actor, flamenco singer, and dancer. His most famous songs were "Obi, Obá" and his version of "In the Ghetto." María de los Ángeles Félix Santamaría Espinosa (Madrid, August 2, 1947), daughter of music promoter Emilio Santamaría, is known as a singer and actress under the name Massiel. In 1967, she achieved success as an actress and singer, and in 1968, she won the Eurovision Song Contest with "La, la, la," Spain's first victory. From then on, Massiel combined her musical career with theater. She has performed protest songs, rancheras, and Mexican corridos. In the late 1990s, she decided to retire, limiting her activity to musical collaborations, although she appeared on various television programs as a contributor or panelist. Massiel was married to the politician and journalist Carlos Zayas, the father of her son Carlos Aitor, and also to the journalist Pablo Lizcano. 1968: April 6. Spain wins the Eurovision Song Contest for the first time with Massiel and the song "La, la, la." 2020: April 22. El Príncipe Gitano (The Gypsy Prince) dies from COVID-19. We remember El Príncipe Gitano and Massiel singing their famous "Obí obá cada día te quiero más" (Obí obá, I love you more every day) at the end of the program. 1947: August 2. Singer Massiel is born, so in 2017 she turns 70. @ArchivoCanalSur May 25, 1990 April 6 April 22 August 2 Massiel and El Príncipe Gitano sing "Obí obá" on Canal Sur, 1990 ma2mm