With a versatile and disruptive career, the artist left her mark on both popular television and the avant-garde music scene of Argentina.__IP__Her real name and ageReal name: The artist's real name is Martha Gloria Goldsztern.Her most remembered participation in this field was in the music video for the classic "Ciudad de pobres corazones", directed by Fernando Spiner.Music influences: In her facet as a singer, where she explored genres ranging from pop to tango and jazz, she collaborated closely with great musicians such as saxophonist Willy Crook and Daniel Melingo (former member of Los Abuelos de la Nada and Los Twist).Film and theater: Over the years, she shared the screen and stage with countless entertainment figures in films such as "Los gauchos judíos", "Peperina" and "Almejas y mejillones", in addition to participating in various revues, comedies and musical shows.#AgenciaNABUENOS AIRES, Feb 24 (NA)-- The arrival of Divina Gloria to the Telefe reality show generated a lot of curiosity among the new generations and a wave of nostalgia in those who have followed her since her beginnings.She adopted her artistic pseudonym in her early days, when she began to make a place for herself in the under circuit and the mythical Parakultural in Buenos Aires.Age: She was born on February 6, 1962, so she has just turned 64 (although in some recent television appearances her age was recorded as 63).The great figures she acted withThroughout her more than four-decade career, Divina Gloria stood out for her ability to move with total naturalness between witty comedy and the counterculture of rock and pop.Alberto Olmedo: He was the key figure who gave her the definitive leap to mass television.She became popularly known as a "Chica Olmedo" by shining alongside the comedian in the successful cycle "No toca botón" during the 80s.Fito Páez: As she herself defined upon entering the house ("Chica Páez"), she had a very close bond with national rock.
