Dora, the artist daughter of Bimba Bosé, muse of Paco León

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• Dora Postigo, the daughter of Bimba Bosé, consolidates her career as a singer
• Paco León: “In my family, with a bread crumb gold is made”

Dora and Bimba Bosé, mother and daughter, both born from the lineage of artists, were united much more than their degree of kinship. When the model and singer died at age 41 on January 23, 2017, the love they both felt for music had already been reflected in small interventions that they had made together and that offered brushstrokes on the possible future of a girl who then had only 13 years old

With 12 years, mother and daughter, they sang together on the Telecinco program Get Up All Stars the theme I can not live without you, who dedicated the designer David Delfín, friend of his mother's soul. Then Dora already made it clear that there was voice and tables on stage. Shortly before the death of her mother, the girl posted on her YouTube channel a video in which she appears singing with her at home. In it Dora plays the piano while the two perform Master Blaster (Jammin), a song by Stevie Wonder .

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You make me very happy, thanks to everyone and thank you to my musicazos @omaralcaide 🎸 @iamchrisdrums 🥁 and @juansebastianvazquez 🎹 os amoooo

A shared publication by DORA (@ucancallmedora) on Nov 7, 2019 at 8:28 PST

Dora Postigo Bosé's fondness - also the daughter of musician and filmmaker Diego Postigo - for music could have remained in an anecdote, but far from that and after the silence that followed the disappearance due to Bimba Bosé's cancer, her Daughter strongly resumed her hobby and has shown, in the little more than two years that have passed since then, that her thing is to play all the artistic sticks and that she will try it in the most varied fields.

The last adventure of this versatile artist - who in addition to singing has also paraded as a model and has made his forays into the interpretation - can be seen from March 6 in a video clip he has recorded with Paco León. The actor and filmmaker makes with this work his first foray into this field and announces that he is very excited about this new professional facet. "Now I am making video clips," he said in his visit to the exhibition tribute to David Delfin. "It is about to leave, we premiered on March 6, with Dora Postigo, which is barbaric. I am completely in love with that girl and, also, with everything she has, how life continues and the talent of all that family saga that is behind her. The relay is taken by her and you will see what that girl is going to be, "he said without being able to hide the admiration and inspiration that Dora causes.

Dora, who also knows how to play the piano, has a YouTube channel where she publishes her videos - like the one that hung up doing a duet with her mother - and in which she receives hundreds of compliments from her fans who see her as a great promise of music industry The influence of Bimba Bosé, to whom she was very close, also made her star in a fashion campaign for the first time, precisely the last of Davidelfin, a brand of which her mother was more than a muse, and sporadically exercising as a mannequin.

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Happy day mommy, I love you so much❤️

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Now it seems that the recording of a professional video clip by Pablo León marks a more professional path for Dora, who wrote a couple of weeks ago on her Instagram account where she has 54,000 followers: "Thanks a lot @pacoleon for the beautiful experience yesterday, it was very inspiring, you and everyone who participated in the video ❤️ Little things will come soon, I'm very excited. " Dora has counted from the beginning with the support of her parents, who supported her artistic inclinations since childhood. With only 14 years he released his first single, Saving a star, an autobiographical theme in which he describes music as the refuge and the engine that has served as a spur in the hard times he has had to live. The video of this work was directed by his own father, but now it has been put in the hands of Paco León, who has claimed that he feels like his family, in reference to his love of working with people from his closest environment, such as his sister, María León, or her mother, Carmina Barrios.

Dora will also release another song backed by Canada, the Catalan producer considered in the sector as the native magicians of the video clip and the ads, and responsible, among others, for the latest music videos of Rosalia, Dua Lipa or Beck.