The Phoscao
What pronunciábamos "FOSCAO", but knew it was written as "Raphael."
suspected it was older than cao Cola, but never imagined that it was both. The first advertisement that I found the Phoscao has been in "La Vanguardia" of January 30, 1914.
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But Phoscao has, as the ad says, his background in Phosphocacao so that in addition to clarify its etymology, we advance the date in the same newspaper from Barcelona to 11/04/1912.
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The earliest references I have found in a French newspaper (L'ouest eclair, from 24.01. 10).
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This product was a tonic particularly suitable, as I said advertising, for the elderly, sick, weak, exhausted and suffering from stomach: neurasthenic ... And are sold in grocery, drug and curiously drugstores.
in 1964 passed into the hands of Nutrexpa (cao Cola manufacturer), who in later years the Phoscao launches soluble.
I was lucky to stay more or less, with the jingle, a song which I contrasted with others who also remember. As much as I looked on the Web, I found no reference to either the melody or lyrics. This is the letter that I remember (I put in blue questionable parts):
is the powerful phoscao restorative, as the joy and health gives phoscao suddenly take phoscao also breakfast and lunch and take their children and grandchildren are older than Methuselah
listen to the duo male Pampilona :
are two different reviews of the song Phoscao: one on behalf of Mestres Jaime Perez and a Ventura José María Torrens
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In 1946 is recorded and goes to market Cola Cao, Nutrexpa flagship product.
In 1955 ( note below) is created the "Song of the Negro", which will become a classic advertising in Spain, as brand Cola Cao was the sponsor of a radio serial broadcast in Spain by Cadena Ser between 1955 and 1971: "Matilde, Perico and Periquín."
The original title of the song of Cola Cao is, according to SGAE, "That black" and the alternative displayed on the image. It also appears the operator: Aurelio Jordi Dotras (1932-2004), but not the interpreter, whose name does appear in the National Library: Curl Roberto Abad.
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I do not know who the primary responsibility having written the first name of Roberto Rizo Abad with two z's, but as some pages copied to others, the error is so widespread that there is no entry on the Internet (except this one) with the real name of this interpreter composer. Someone complains that he does not get data. No wonder: the double zeta appears only as a performer of "One black man." And yet, in the SGAE and the NBS have enough records. But we'll leave for the end of this post.
back to "One bold", there is no problem to find the famous song. I found many videos and I think the best is this:
But a few years after "One Negro" in 1961, the NBS meeting reviewed a "Chachachá" titled "The Cola-cao". Confirmed by a review of the SGAE. It is authored by a score ... Roberto Rizo Abad! And I suspect it has to be the song that I remember (and I have not found references on the Internet):
This would be more or less , the letter
"The Cola Cao is king, there can be another like it, have a taste of honey, a food unparalleled. The chocolate milk earned the reputation it has today, so the Cola Cao conquered the world. The kids ask cries. Mothers always buy Cola Cao. In every household in the land is taken the famous Cola Cao "
Abad Roberto Rizo
1944. "Mayunga Earth", "País Tropical
interp.: Roberto Rizo, with Russel Sisters Vocal Trio and Orchestra Ricardo Rovira
1944. "Nardo and Clavel," "Sol del Peru"
interp.: Ricardo Rovira and English Orchestra, Roberto Rizo
1944 "Angel Luis!" "Manolo Escudero"
interp.: Ricardo Rovira English His Orchestra, Robert Curl, vocalist
1944. "Viva Sevilla", "Pimpollito"
interp.: Ricardo Rovira and his orchestra; Roberto Rizo, vocalist
1944. "Pepe Luis Vázquez," "Manolete!
interp.: Ricardo Rovira and English Orchestra, Robert Curl, vocals
1946. "Pepin Martín Vázquez," "Madrid!"
interp.: Ramon Busquets and his Orchestra, Robert Curl, vocalist
1947. "Whether you are worth": fox garrotín
Author: Rizo Abad, Roberto
interp.: Rina Celi and Musical Equipment
1947. "Luis Miguel Dominguin," "Camel is wanting to"
interp.: Casas Augé and his Orchestra; refrain sung by Roberto Rizo
1947. "Alegre compliment" to refrain sung
huapango Author: R. Rizo, Francisco Sánchez Ortega.
interp.: Ricardo Monasterio, with the Casablanca Orchestra
1948. "Your dream and mine," "Hello, how are you?"
Great Orchestra of Serramonte and Morató Musette with electric organ and guitar magic, Russell Sisters Vocal Trio, Mayra Montiel, Emilio Valdés, Roberto Rizo, singers
1948. "Regions of Spain"; "I go, my love"
interp.: José Casas Augé and his Orchestra, Robert Curl, singer
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film Author: Rizo Abad, Roberto
1961. "The Cola-cao". (Chachachá. Score)
Personal Author: Rizo Abad, Roberto
1963. "My parrot croons." (Partitura. Bolero-mambo)
Author: R. Rizo
The last thing I found was a document (very well prepared, by the way) on the villa Falces Navarra, which is quoted as Roberto Rizo " component of an orchestra musician assiduous Falces parties" back in the years 40-50, and he composed the work "is my Lindo Falces People" at the request of his friend Victor Teresa Bustos.
would be highly desirable, who knows more biographical information on Curl Roberto Abad, the hang on the Web
Thanks to Josep Perramón Baqué I learned that Roberto Rizo died on January 13, 2004, at the age of 90.
Thanks to Josep Perramón Baqué I learned that Roberto Rizo died on January 13, 2004, at the age of 90.
Note: the data of 1955 he had taken from the page itself Nutrexpa. However, I was at the forefront of a data Josep 04/29/1904 Perramón Baqué I deserve all the credit and advancing to 1947 the Cola Cao song "That black boy." You can read it right here, right
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