Edgar Cortázar

Edgar Cortázar is a Mexican singer and songwriter who was heard as Robbie Sinclair and refrigerator creatures on two Spanish Dinosaurs albums: Cancionzotas (also as Spike) and La Fiesta (also as B.P. Richfield). On the latter, he also co-wrote most of the songs and was an engineer (along with his father, Ernesto Cortázar, Jr.)
Cortázar released a solo album, Spanish Nights: Late-Night Latin Grooves, in 2009. He has written songs and performed backing vocals for Luis Miguel and Selena Gomez. The third generation of a musical family, his grandfather Ernesto Cortázar was a prominent Mexican composer and songwriter from the 1920s to the 1950s and wrote the lyrics to the popular song "¡Ay, Jalisco, no te rajes!" The song's melody was later borrowed for the title song in Disney's The Three Caballeros (with Donald Duck).
==External links==
*Discogs.com listing
*BMI article. October 13, 2020.
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