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[[Image:Conchita_Red_Seal_Comics.png|right]]Singer popular enough to have posters in the Gay Desperado story (set in the old West) of anthology comic book ''Red Seal Comics'' #21 (October 1947). She only appears on a poster on the wall of the saloon where [[Rattlesnake Rose]] sings and [[Hoagy]] plays. | [[Image:Conchita_Red_Seal_Comics.png|right]]Singer popular enough to have posters in the Gay Desperado story (set in the old West) of anthology comic book ''Red Seal Comics'' #21 (October 1947). She only appears on a poster on the wall of the saloon where [[Rattlesnake Rose]] sings and [[Hoagy]] plays. | ||
| − | "Conchita" is a diminutive nickname of Spanish given name Concepción, so likely the singer is Mexican, as the story is | + | "Conchita" is a diminutive nickname of Spanish given name Concepción, so likely the singer is Mexican, as the story is cowboy story set in the American Southwest. |
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
Latest revision as of 17:57, 7 April 2019
Singer popular enough to have posters in the Gay Desperado story (set in the old West) of anthology comic book Red Seal Comics #21 (October 1947). She only appears on a poster on the wall of the saloon where Rattlesnake Rose sings and Hoagy plays.
"Conchita" is a diminutive nickname of Spanish given name Concepción, so likely the singer is Mexican, as the story is cowboy story set in the American Southwest.
