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What was the record label of Luis Eduardo Aute from 1966 to 1968?
Luis Eduardo Aute Luis Eduardo Aute Gutiérrez ( 13 September 1943 – 4 April 2020 ) was a Spanish musician , singer , composer , and film director . Biography . First years in the Philippines . Luis Eduardo Aute was born in Manila on 13 September 1943 . His father , a Catalan ( from Catalonia , Spain ) worked there for a tobacco company since 1919 and married a Spanish Filipina . In his childhood , Aute studied at the De La Salle School , where he learned English and Tagalog , which is used within his family . At an early age , he showed unusual ability as a painter and sketcher . Another childhood passion was cinema ; his interest in filmmaking was abetted by his parents giving him an 8 mm camera , which he used to produce home-made movies with his friends . At the age of eight , he made his first trip to Spain . In Madrid , he sang for the first time in public with the Hotel Aveneda orchestra , interpreting the song Las hojas muertas ( The Dead Leaves ) . At age 9 he watched On the Waterfront , a movie that had a powerful influence on him and inspired him to write his first poems in English . Another cinematic influence at that age was the movie Niagara , where he discovered the eroticism and sensuality of Marilyn Monroe . Return to Spain . In 1954 , after a short stay in Barcelona , Aute returned definitively to Madrid , where he studied at the Colegio Nuestra Señora de las Maravillas . At 15 , with his new guitar received as a birthday present , he performed at an end of school party , as part of a trio with two friends . Although he enjoyed music , art remained his primary passion . During these early years he was strongly influenced by German Expressionism and dedicated most of his time to painting , winning a silver medal in a Spanish Juvenile Art Contest . 1960s and 1970s . Aute initially planned to be an architect but left school almost immediately to pursue a variety of career paths—music , art , and film . He also wrote screenplays and several short stories ( science fiction ) . Aute spent more than a year in France after his military service in Catalan , working mainly in film . One of his first jobs was working as a translator and second assistant of director Joseph L . Mankiewicz for the film Cleopatra . Music . When he returned to Spain , he began writing songs for other artists like Massiel ( Rosas en el mar ) . His song Aleluya #1 became a huge hit in the United States when recorded in the United States by Ed Ames as Who Will Answer . Although his friends and colleagues encouraged him to record his own songs , Aute initially refused , saying he didnt enjoy performing publicly . Eventually , he pushed past his shyness and began a successful career with singles like Don Ramón and Made in Spain . His first album was Diálogos de Rodrigo y Ximena in 1968 . By the 1970s , he was creating soundtracks for films directed by Jaime Chávarri , Luis García Berlanga , Fernando Fernán-Gómez , Fernando Méndez , and others . In 1977 , Aute performed in his first large public concert in Spain . Invited by the Cuban government to participate in the World Festival of Youth in Havana , Aute contracted tuberculosis and spent five months in Cuba recovering . This enforced downtime cemented his friendship with a Cuban musician , Silvio Rodríguez , whom he later shared a concert stage with . That concert , Mano a Mano , became the basis of an international best-selling album . Art . Aute had his first individual exhibit in the gallery Alcon de Madrid in 1960 . He was just sixteen . Two years later , he had his second exhibit in Madrids Gallery Quixote . By 1964 , his work was being sold in the United States at the Juarez Gallery in Palm Beach , Florida . In 1966 , he was selected to participate in the Nona Biennial de São Paulo in Brazil , where he brought three large pieces . During a brief break with music , he designed album covers that have become collectibles . In 1974 , Aute won first prize for painting in the XXVIII Mostra Michetti in Italy . His work was featured in galleries and museums all over Europe . Film . Autes interest in film showed up early in his life . In 1961 , he created Senses , a short film . In 1970 , he wrote and directed another short film , Minutos después , which was selected for the II festival de Cine de Autor de Benalmádena . In 1974 he wrote and directed A flor de piel , his last short film for over ten years . Poetry . Although hed written poetry in both English and Spanish as a youth , Aute made a big splash in 1970 when he published a poem and drawing in Poesia 70 that managed to get the magazine shut down in conservative , Franco-controlled Spain . In 1975 , he publishedLa matemática del espejo and followed it up a year later with Songs and Poems . In 1978 , he published La liturgia del desorden . 1980 and 1990s . Music . In 1980 , Aute began a long musical association with Luis Mendo , who arranged many of his songs . In 1983 , Aute performed in a concert , Entre Amigos , with Silvio Rodríguez , Pablo Milanés , Teddy Bautista , and Joan Manuel Serrat . The concert , held in the Teatro Salamanca in Madrid , was recorded live . The prize-winning album resulting from the concert was a huge hit in both Spain and Latin America . In 1984 , he released Cuerpo a cuerpo , the first time he combined his music and art thematically . In 1992 , Slowly climbed the charts and was followed one year later by Mano a Mano with Silvio Rodriguez . Art . In the 1980s , Autes work was exhibited in galleries and shows all over Europe . In 1987 , he combined an album , Templo , with an art exhibit . He followed this pattern with a successful tour of Latin America and Spain with an exhibit called Ad Libidum in the mid 1990s . Film . In 1986 , Aute wrote and directed El muro de las lamentaciones ; it was followed by La pupila del éxtasis , several years later . Poetry . In 1980 , he put out a revised edition of Songs and Poems . Six years later , he released Templo de carne . Along the way , he developed a type of poetry he calls poemigas , short poems that often feature plays on words . He also developed a series called Animal , which combined poetry , art , and music . 2000 to 2020 . Music . In 2000 , a number of Autes peers produced a tribute album called Mira que eres canalla , Aute as a tribute to him . Fifteen years later , another generation of musicians released a second tribute , Giraluna . Aute continued his successful practice of combining music and art , adding poetry and film to the mix as well . In 2001 , he was awarded the Premio Luigi Tenco for his body of work . In 2003 , he released Alas and Balas , his first album in four years and Auterretratos , a collection of his work that was completed later with Auterretratos Volumes Two and Three . In 2012 , he released El niño que miraba el mar , an animated film , scored by Aute himself , that also featured his own drawings . In 2015 , Aute released Canciones de Amor y Destrucción , an album he combined with 3D art work and toured with Giraluna , a concert featuring a short film animated and produced by Aute . Art . The 21st century brought a new twist to his work with a film called Un perro llamado Dolor . Aute created over 4,000 drawings to animate the film . He also toured with an exhibit called Transfiguraciones that had venues in Cuba , Spain , Colombia , Ecuador , and Italy between 2004 and 2010 . This was followed by a retrospective of his work in Zaragoza . Rarely has a year gone by since his first exhibit in 1960 without an Aute show somewhere in the world . Film . In 2001 , Aute released Un perro llamado Dolor , an animated film that he wrote , directed , and scored . The firm was featured in the film festivals of San Sebastian , Valladolid , Havana , and Tribeca ( in the United States ) as well as other venues . This successful format was followed by El niño y el basilisco and Giraluna . Poetry . In 2002 , Aute released Volver al agua , a compilation of his work . This was followed by What Things Are in 2005 . He has continued throughout his career to combine poetry with other art forms . Discography . - Diálogos de Rodrigo y Gimena ( RCA-Victor , 1968 ) - 24 Canciones Breves ( 1967-68 ) ( RCA-Victor , 1968 ) - Álbum 1966-67 ( 1972 ) - Rito ( Ariola , 1973 ) - Espuma ( Ariola , 1974 ) - Babel ( Ariola , 1975 ) - Sarcófago ( Ariola , 1976 ) - Forgesound ( Ariola , 1977 ) - Albanta ( Ariola , 1978 ) - De Par en Par ( Ariola , 1979 ) - Alma ( Movieplay , 1980 ) - Fuga ( Movieplay , 1981 ) - Entre Amigos ( Movieplay , 1983 ) - Cuerpo a Cuerpo ( Ariola , 1984 ) - Nudo ( Ariola , 1985 ) - 20 Canciones de Amor y un Poema Desesperado ( Ariola , 1986 ) - Templo ( Ariola , 1987 ) - Segundos Fuera ( Ariola , 1989 ) - Ufff ! ( Ariola , 1991 ) - Slowly ( Ariola , 1992 ) - Mano a Mano ( Ariola , 1993 ) - Alevosía ( Virgin , 1995 ) - Paseo por el amor y el deseo ( Ariola , 1996 ) - Aire/Invisible ( Virgin , 1998 ) - Querencias ( Virgin , 2001 ) - Alas y Balas ( Virgin , 2003 ) - Auterretratos Vol . 1 ( BMG Ariola , 2003 ) - Auterretratos Vol . 2 ( BMG Ariola , 2005 ) - A día de hoy ( BMG Ariola , 2007 ) - Humo y azar ( Sony Music , 2007 ) - Auterretratos 3 ( BMG Ariola , 2009 ) - Intemperie ( Sony Music , 2010 ) - El niño que miraba el mar ( Sony Music , 2012 ) - Canciones de amor y destrucción ( Legacy , 2015 ) Singles . - Don Ramón / Made in Spain ( RCA-Victor , 1967 ) - Aleluya nº 1 / Rojo sobre negro ( RCA-Victor , 1967 ) - Al-leluia nº1 / Roig damunt el ( negro ) ( RCA-Victor , 1967 ) - Mi tierra , mi gente / Los ojos ( RCA-Victor , 1968 ) - Los burgueses / Me miraré en tu cuerpo ( RCA-Victor , 1968 ) - Clamo al firmamento ( Aleluya nº 2 ) / Ausencia / Labrador ( RCA-Victor , 1968 ) - Yo pertenezco / Dónde estará la verdad ( RCA-Victor , 1968 ) - Tiempo de amores / Sí , sí , señor ( RCA-Victor , 1968 ) Poem books . - La matemática del espejo ( Edició Ángel Caffarena , Málaga , 1975 ) - Canciones y poemas ( Demófilo , 1976 ) - La liturgia del desorden ( Hiperión , Madrid , 1978 ) - Canciones ( Hiperión , Madrid , 1980 . Edición revisada , 1988 ) - Templo de carne ( 1986 ) - Canciones 2 ( Hiperión , Madrid , 1991 ) - Animal ( Disco-libro ) ( Editorial El Europeo/Allegro , Madrid , 1994 ) - Animal Dos ( Libro-Vídeo ) ( Plaza/Janés , Madrid , 1999 ) - Cuerpo del delito . Canciones ( 1966-1999 ) ( Celeste , Madrid , 1999 ) - Volver al agua . Poesía completa ( 1970-2002 ) ( Sial , Colección Contrapunto , Madrid , 2002 ) Filmography . - Senses ( cortometraje , 1961 ) - Minutos después ( cortometraje , 1970 ) - Chapuza 1 ( 1971 ) - A flor de piel , ( cortometraje , 1975 ) - In Memoriam ( 1977 ) - El vivo retrato - El muro de las lamentaciones , ( cortometraje , 1986 ) . - La pupila del éxtasis ( 1989 ) - Un perro llamado Dolor ( 2001 ) - El nino y el basilisco ( 2012 ) - Giraluna ( 2015 ) External links . - Luis Eduardo Aute , an all-embracing artist , cubanow.net - Profile , cancioneros.com - David Shea . Aute : De la luz y la sombra . El latido de una cancion , Editorio Puentepalo , Las Palmas Gran Canaria ( 2003 ) - Profile , soypoeta.com ; accessed 24 August 2017 - Transfiguraciones , Museo Nactional de Bellas Artes : Cuba . Exhibition catalog 20 March–2 June 2008