Nicasio Tejada

Also credited as [b]Maestro Tejada[/b]. "Maestro" is a honor prefix, means "master".
Spanish conductor and arranger (Madrid, 1898-1971). Usually credited as conductor of [a3033563].

He worked for [l1125422] (San Sebastián) recording company, of which he was later artistic director. He took care of the zarzuela recordings during a lapse of time in which [a=Ataúlfo Argenta] seems to have been retired due to health problems during a few months in 1957. It was a link between the records of Argenta and those conducted by [a=Indalecio Cisneros] and [a=Benito Lauret]. He also had a small orchestra with which he performed in nightclubs and fashion venues in Madrid in those years.