Lola Rodríguez de Aragón (1910-1984) was a Spanish mezzo-soprano and teacher, associated with Spanish song and vocal repertory. She later became influential as a vocal pedagogue.

In the Pristine catalogue she appears in Granados’s Tonadillas al estilo antiguo, music that requires both stylistic poise and a natural feeling for Spanish text and gesture.

Her singing, as represented here, belongs to the intimate art of national song: character, rhythm and language carried without operatic inflation.

Her page is justified by the specificity of the repertory and by her later importance as a teacher. Rodríguez de Aragón keeps the Spanish song corner properly lit.