Original sentence: Biscardi, retired and the couple relocated to Los Angeles where Rivera would occasionally make TV appearances, including "Sanford" with Redd Foxx.Dubbed the "Queen of La Conga," "Queen of Latin Rhythm" and "Latin Hurricane" during various stages of her career,  Rivera, went on to enjoy a strong musical career both in the United States and in her native Puerto Rico.Following the death of her husband in 1988, Rivera chose to retire completely from the limelight.She continued to work in such popular "hot spots" such as the famous Ciro's nightclub with Desi Arnaz's band.The Smithsonian Institute is currently planning a Living Portrait in her honor.Thus, the singer/actress went on to become the first native Puerto Rican actress/dancer to sign a Hollywood contract with a major studio, and made her American movie debut as lead singer and specialty performer in the Hope-Crosby-Lamour comedy The Road to Rio (1947)
Edited sentence: Biscardi, retired and the couple relocated to Los Angeles where Rivera would occasionally be wooed back to episodic TV appearances, including "Sanford" with Redd Foxx.Dubbed the "Queen of La Conga," "Queen of Latin Rhythm" and "Latin Hurricane" during various stages of her career, dazzling, flashy-eyed entertainer Rivera, one of the great enduring Latin-born beauties of the late 30s, 40s and 50s, went on to enjoy a strong musical career both here and in her native Puerto Rico.Following the death of her beloved husband in 1988, Rivera chose to retire completely from the limelight.Nevertheless, she continued to work in such popular "hot spots" such as the famous Ciro's nightclub with Desi Arnaz's band.One can only wonder what a showcase of this caliber might have done for her career in Hollywood.Such was her contribution to the entertainment world as a proud Puerto Rican, that The Smithsonian Institute is currently planning a Living Portrait in her honor.Thus, the singer/actress went on to become the first native Puerto Rican actress/dancer to sign a Hollywood contract with a major studio, and made her American movie debut as a specialty performer in the Hope-Crosby-Lamour comedy The Road to Rio (1947)