Gregorio Garcia
Segura was born in Cartagena, Murcia, Spain on February 13, 1929. He was a Spanish
composer, arranger and orchestra leader. Known by Segura Garcia he trained musically, first at the
Conservatory of Cartagena, then continued on in Madrid. Considered to be a
pianist he ended up a songwriter and composer for films and musical revues.
With his brother Alfredo Garcia Segura they created many pieces and signed them
as Brothers García Segura. Since the late 1950s, he composed music for nearly
two hundred Spanish films including six Euro-western starting with “The Sign of
Zorro” (1962) to “Al este del oeste” in 1984.
Segura died in
Madrid, Spain on December 5, 2003.
GARCIA, Segura (aka G. Garcia Segura, G. García Segura,
Gregorio G. Segura, Gregorio G.ª Segura, Gregorio Garcia Segura, Gregorio Gª
Segura, Gregory G. Segura, Maestro García Segura) (Gregorio Garcia Segura)
[2/13/1929, Cartagena, Murcia, Spain – 12/5/2003, Madrid, Madrid, Spain] –
composer, conductor, arranger, orchestrator, songwriter, brother of composer,
songwriter, Alfredo Garcia Segura [1928-
2008].
Torrejón City – 1962
Duel at the Rio
Grande - 1963
The Tall Women –
1966 (co)
Vengeance Ranch -
1966
Al este del Oeste
– 1983
Song: “Al este del Oeste” sung by Fernando
Esteso
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