Maria de Los Angeles de las Heras Ortiz, often known as Roco Drcal in the entertainment industry, was a Spanish actress and singer. She acquired the nickname “Reina de las Rancheras” due to her widespread success in Mexico.
Awarded by the Recording Latin Academy’s Governing Board honors musicians who have made great artistic contributions throughout their careers, the Latin Grammy Award for musical excellence was given to Drcal in 2005.
The theme that she chose for the contest was the traditional song “La Sombra Vendo”. Luis Sanz, a Madrid manager who watched the show, was impressed by her talent and personality. Sanz contacted the program for the name and address of the young contestant.
Where did Rocío Dúrca go to college and high school?
Widely popular in her native Mexico, Drcal began her artistic career by competing in radio song festivals and competitions. Her paternal grandfather, who always supported her in secret and became her first fan, never wavered in his belief in her talent. There is no information regarding her education here.
Her parents gave their blessing for her participation in the 1959 Televisión Espaola television program Primer Aplauso.
