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1996 in Spain

Events[edit]

• March 3 -- 1996 Spanish general election
• March 6—Conservative José María Aznar becomes prime minister.^[1]
• June 2 -- 1996 Spanish Grand Prix

Births[edit]

• February 19 - Mabel (singer), a R&B and Pop Singer ^[2]

Deaths[edit]

• January 8 - Carmen Conde, a Spanish poet ^[3]
• February 5 -- Antonio Ruiz Soler, a Spanish flamenco dancer and choreographer ^[2]
• February 14 - Alejandro de la Sota (architect), an architect^[4]
• February 14 - Francisco Tomás y Valiente, a Spanish jurist ^[5]
• February 19 -- Antonio Creus, a race car driver.^[2]
• March 2 -- José López Rubio, a film director ^[6]
• March 18 -- Enrique Jordá, Spanish-American conductor^[7]
• March 18 - Maria Teresa Pelegrí i Marimón, a Spanish composer ^[8]
• April 2 -- Antonio Ortiz Ramírez, an anarcho-syndicalist and anarchist
• April 23 -- Jesús Hernández Úbeda , a professional bicycle racer ^[9]
• April 24 - Rafael Orozco (pianist), a pianist ^[10]
• May 2 - María Luisa Ponte, an actress
• May 4 -- Eduardo Franco Raymundo, a chess player ^[11]
• May 8 -- Luis Miguel Dominguín, a bullfighter (died due to cerebral hemorrhage)^[12]
• May 24 -- José Cuatrecasas - Spanish-American pharmacist and botanist ^[13]
• June 2 --Pilar Lorengar, an opera singer^[14]
• June 6 -- José María Valverde, a philosopher^[15]
• June 9 -- Rafaela Aparicio, an actress (died due to cerebral hemorrage)^[16]
• June 23 -- Mariano Rojas, Spanish bicycle racer^[17]
• June 30 -- Antonio Franco Florensa, Spanish football player^[18]
• July 9 - Aurora Redondo, an actress^[19]
• July 18 - José Manuel Fuente, Spanish road racing cyclist ^[20]
• July 24 - Nacho Martínez, an actor^[21]
• August 6 - Emilio Zapico, racing driver ^[22]
• September 13 -- Xosé Filgueira Valverde, a writer, intellectual, and resarcher^[23]
• October 26 -- Miquel Asins Arbó, a composer ^[24]
• November 5 -- Joaquín Monserrat, a Spanish comedian as well as a host of children programmes^[25]
• November 19 -- Gabriel Alonso, a football player^{[citation needed]}
• November 22 -- María Casares, a Spanish-French actress^[26]
• November 25 - Ricardo Lopez Aranda, a Spanish playwright^[27]
• December 16 -- Dolores Medio, a Spanish writer^{[citation needed]}
• December 23 -- Vicente González Lizondo, a Spanish politician - died due to a heart attack ^[28]
• December 23 -- Infanta María Cristina of Spain, a Spanish princess - died due to a heart attack^[29]
• December 26 -- Narcís Jubany Arnau, a Spanish catholic cardinal^[30]
• December 27 - Julián Mateos. a Spanish actor and film producer^[31]

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