Dolores Duran, Date of Birth, Place of Birth, Age, Net Worth, Biography

Dolores Duran (Adiléia Silva da Rocha; Rio de Janeiro, 7 June 1930 – 24 October 1959) was a Brazilian singer and songwriter. Adiléia Silva da Rocha debuted at age 10 on the radio.
At age 16 she came up with the stage name Dolores Duran and became a crooner, working at nightclubs in Rio de Janeiro.
In 1952, Dolores recorded her debut album, which featured songs like "Canção da Volta" (Antonio Maria-Ismael Neto) and "Bom É Querer Bem" (Fernando Lobo).
Her first composition, "Se É por Falta de Adeus", was written with Antonio Carlos Jobim and recorded by Dóris Monteiro.
She wrote two other pop music classics with Jobim, "Por Causa de Você" and "Estrada de Sol".
Dolores wrote also: "Fim de Caso", "Solidão", "Castigo", as well as "Pela Rua", "Ternura Antiga" and "Idéias Erradas", written with Ribamar.
Dolores toured the former Soviet Union in 1958 with other Brazilian performers, and later spent some time in Paris on her way back to South America.
She recorded her greatest hit, "A Noite do Meu Bem" a few days before she died.
Duran died of a heart attack at age 29.
She always had a weak heart and had alreday had a milder heart attack a few years before.
After her premature death, Dolores' fame increased, and singers like Lúcio Alves and Nana Caymmi dedicated full albums to her music. Ella Fitzgerald said once that the best rendition she had heard of My Funny Valentine was sung by Dolores Duran.

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English singer-songwriter, rapper and actor