Carmen Miranda: Difference between revisions

	Carmen Miranda
Genre	Samba
Label(s)	RCA, Brunswick Records, EMI-Odeon, Decca Records, PolyGram

	Carmen Miranda
	; Miranda in the New York Daily News (1941)
	Background information
Born as:	Maria do Carmo Miranda da Cunha
Born	Feb 09, 1909; Marco de Canaveses, Portugal
Died	Aug 05, 1955 - age 45; Beverly Hills, California, U.S.; Heart attack
Education:	Convent of Saint Therese of Lisieux
Spouse(s):	David Alfred Sebastian; (1947 - )
Occupation:	Singer, dancer, actress
Years active	1928–1955
Website:	www.carmenmiranda.com.br

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 * Aurora Miranda (sister)
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