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Also known as Antonio José Cortés Pantoja, Antonio Cortés, Antonio Cortes "Chiquetete"

Antonio José Cortés Pantoja, better known by his artistic name Chiquetete (26 July 1948 – 16 December 2018), was a Spanish flamenco singer, cousin of the tonadillera Isabel Pantoja.

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Type
Person
Gender
Male
Origin
Spain
Active from
1948-07-26
Active to
2018-12-16
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Chiquetete (Antonio José Cortés Pantoja, Algeciras, Spain, 26 July 1948 - 16 December 2018) was a Spanish flamenco singer. <a href="https://www.last.fm/music/Chiquetete">Read more on Last.fm</a>

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Wikidata facts

Instance of
human
Gender
male
Citizenship
Spain
Place of birth
Algeciras
Place of death
Seville
Languages spoken
Spanish
Genre
ballade
Instrument
voice
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date of birth
1948-07-26
date of death
2018-12-16
birth name
Antonio José Cortés Pantoja
pseudonym
Antonio Cortes "Chiquetete"
start of work period
1969-00-00
end of work period
2018-12-16
cause of death
cardiac arrest
manner of death
natural causes
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Antonio José Cortés Pantoja, better known by his artistic name Chiquetete (26 July 1948 – 16 December 2018), was a Spanish flamenco singer, cousin of the tonadillera Isabel Pantoja.

==Early life== Born in Algeciras, in Andalusia, in a Romani family, although they soon moved their residence to Seville when he was 8 years old. With 12 years he started in the art world forming part of the group Los algecireños -possibly called Los Gitanillos del Tardón- with Manuel Molina Jiménez and Manolo Domínguez el Rubio. At that time he adopted the artistic name of his maternal uncle, and father of the also artist Isabel Pantoja, Juan Pantoja Cortés who had formed a flamenco trio called Trío de los gaditanos with Florencio Ruiz Lara and Manuel Molina the Lacemaker and who in turn had taken the artistic name of his father Pipoño de Jerez, later known as the Chiquetete de Jerez because a neighbor of the town and native of Alicante began calling him xiquet (child).

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