Juventino Rosas
Mexican violinist and composer
Born
January 25th, 1868
157 years ago
Died
1894
131 years ago — 26 years old
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Mexico
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Born in 1868, this musician gained prominence as a violinist and composer, contributing significantly to classical music in Mexico. His work includes the widely recognized waltz 'Sobre las Olas' (Over the Waves), which remains a staple in both classical and popular music repertoires. The composition showcases intricate violin techniques and melodic richness, earning lasting acclaim within the music community. His music often reflects the cultural and social landscape of the era, blending European classical traditions with Mexican influences. Rosas's legacy continued to inspire generations of musicians and composers, solidifying his place in the canon of Mexican classical music.
Composed the waltz 'Sobre las Olas'
Gained prominence as a violinist and composer
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