Pedro Vargas

Pedro Vargas (1906-1989) was a tenor from San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato, Mexico, who built his career on popular Latin song styles including bolero and ranchera after early classical training. He performed across film, radio, and concert stages for decades, racking up over 70 screen credits and appearing at venues like Carnegie Hall and the White House. His warm, precise voice made him one of the most celebrated Spanish-language singers of the twentieth century.