Eydie Gormé passed away in 2013 at the age of 84 (1928-2013). She became a star at the age of 22. She had one of the best voices in popular music. This article is re-posted from August 2013 @Blogfinger.net.
She was born in the Bronx to immigrant parents from Sicily and Turkey. She was fluent in Spanish, and later in her career her Spanish language recordings were more popular than the ones in English. She became an international star. 
Eydie Gormé performed for most of her career with her husband Steve Lawrence, and everyone knew them as “Steve and Eydie.” They were a huge draw in Las Vegas.
Her biggest hit was “Blame it on the Bossa Nova,” but here is one of the number one recordings she had in Spanish—in this case recording with the “Trio Los Panchos.”
EYDIE GORMÉ WITH THE TRIO LOS PANCHOS: “Amor” This album is one of her most enduring.
EDITOR’S NOTE: Next August, 2021, at the Axelrod Theater in Deal, Steve and Eydie’s son David Lawrence will be presenting the music of his parents. He will have a songstress performing with him. Steve Lawrence is 85 years old (1935-) and lives in California.
Steve Lawrence and his son David. 9/19/20.
I’ve always been fascinated by the talent and voice of this lady.
Luna lunera, sabor a mi, flores negras, some of her songs along with Los Panchos that are dearly in my heart. I even sing luna lunera nowadays to my 6 year old girl.
Thank you for your memorial of Eydie Gorme. She was a wonderful entertainer.It was especially nice to hear ‘Amor’.