Pancho Madrigal (Mexican folk composer born in Guadalajara (1945))

Pancho Madrigal is a mexican composer born in Guadalajara, Jalisco. He is also a well talented painter and writer. Pancho wrote “Jacinto Cenobio” a song that, because of its social matter, had great influence in several mexican movements and it's been recorded and played all over Latin America. He is the author of other popular songs such “Los niños que nada tienen”, “Roberto el albañil”, “La niña huichol”, “Julia de los caminos” and many others, that has been performed and recorded by well known latinamerican singers such as Alfredo Zitarrosa, Óscar Chávez, Guadalupe Pineda, Amparo Ochoa, el grupo Sanampay, Delfor Sombra, y Carlos Díaz “Caíto”, among many others.