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Charo
María del Rosario Mercedes Pilar Martínez Molina Baeza〔(【引用サイトリンク】title= The Official Charo Website )〕〔(【引用サイトリンク】title= IMDB Bio Page )〕 (born March 13, 1951), professionally known by her mononymous stage name Charo, is a Spanish-American actress, comedian, and flamenco guitarist. She is best known for her flamboyant stage presence, her provocative outfits, and her trademark phrase, "cuchi-cuchi".
==Date of birth==
Charo's exact age has been disputed for many years. Official documents in Charo's birthplace of Murcia, her original Spanish passport, and her naturalization papers state that her birth date is March 13, 1941.〔("Playful and ageless, Charo a sultry sensation still" ), ''Las Vegas Sun'', July 20, 2009〕 After emigrating to the United States, Charo claimed that she was born in 1947, then changed it to 1949.〔("These stars keep tight rein on real ages" ), ''The Pittsburgh Press'', August 9, 1986〕 She asserted in a 1977 court hearing that her passport and naturalization papers were wrong and that her true birth date was January 15, 1951.〔 Charo's current IMDb entry indicates a birth date of March 13, 1941.〔("IMDb Bio Page" ), Retrieved 12 July 2015.〕
The performer has said in interviews that her parents allowed her to falsify her age to appear older when marrying 66-year-old band leader Xavier Cugat in 1966.〔(Cugat Weds Charo in Las Vegas - Article - NYTimes.com )〕〔John Beck. "Ageless persona: Vegas headliner Charo thrills fans at Sonoma County Fair: Cuchi-cuchi time at the fair", ''The Press Democrat'' (Santa Rosa, California), August 1, 2002, page B1.〕 Numerous articles and interviews published shortly before and at the time of her wedding placed her birth year between 1945 and 1946. In 1964, Charo was referred to as Cugat's "18-year-old protegée".〔Earl Wilson. "It happened last night." (column), ''The Dallas Morning News'', September 16, 1964, section 4, Ataahua's song〕 An April 1966 column on the wedding plans stated she was 20 and Cugat was 60.〔Earl Wilson. "It happened last night" (column), ''The Dallas Morning News'', April 18, 1966, page D18.〕 Many sources identified her as 21 on the day of her wedding.〔Francis Raffetto. "Las Vegas Opens Caesar's Palace", ''After Dark'' column, ''The Dallas Morning News'', August 8, 1966, page A14〕〔Paul Steiner. "Jackie followed trend of May–December," ''The Dallas Morning News'', October 27, 1968, page E9〕
In October 1977〔Jura Koncius. "Personalities" (column), ''The Washington Post'', August 16, 1978, page D2〕the same year in which Charo filed for divorce from Cugat and became a naturalized American citizenU.S. District Judge Roger Foley in Las Vegas upheld the 1951 birth year as official, with the performer providing sworn affidavits from her parents in support of her claim.〔Larry Powell (column). "Exact age for Charo leaves plenty of wiggle room," ''The Dallas Morning News'', February 7, 1999, page 38A〕〔("Charo, Sister 'Younger'" ) ''Pittsburgh Post-Gazette'', November 10, 1977〕 Commenting on the disputes over her age, she has said that the public's disbelief could prove advantageous: "But if people really believe I'm older, that's fine. Don't be surprised if I come out with my own cosmetics, a new energy bar and maybe some vitamins."〔
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