Singer Olga Guillot Guillot had a home in Mexico and another home on Miami Beach. She was a diva known as the "bolero queen"

 Olga Guillot photo internet/Gaston De Cardenas

Cuban singer Olga Guillot, died of a heart attack at Mount Sinai Hospital, according to sources close to her family. Guillot, born October 9, 1922, was a native of the city of Santiago de Cuba. She was 87.

Guillot, whose career in Cuba was interrupted by the 1959 Cuban revolution, had lived in exile for years -- splitting her time between Miami and Mexico. She was part of a trilogy of the most famous Cuban singing divas -- the others were Celia Cruz and La Lupe. Guillot was the last survivor. Her biggest hit was "Mienteme'' (Lie to Me).

A native of Santiago de Cuba, Guillot and her family moved to Havana when she was a small child. As a teenager, she and her sister, Ana Luisa, performed as the Duo Hermanitas Guillot.In 1945, her talent as a bolero singer was discovered by Facundo Rivero, an influential man in the Cuban music industry of the era.

In 1954, she recorded her song "Mienteme''(Lie to Me), which became a hit across Latin America and earned her three consecutive awards in Cuba as her homeland's best female singer.She is survived by her daughter, Olgita. 

Me muero me muero Olga Guillot canción de Lolita de la Colina