Lady Sings the Blues – Original Mexican Movie Poster – 1970s
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This is an original Mexican one sheet poster for the 1970s release of Lady Sings the Blues (1972), the acclaimed biographical drama starring Diana Ross in her Oscar-nominated portrayal of jazz legend Billie Holiday. Released by Paramount Pictures and directed by Sidney J. Furie, the film chronicles Holiday’s tumultuous life and groundbreaking career, blending her musical genius with the hardships of addiction, racism, and heartbreak.
Printed for theatrical distribution in Mexico, this poster measures approximately 27 x 37 inches, the standard one sheet format used in the country. It features Spanish-language text and unique regional artwork, distinct from the U.S. version, making it a standout piece for collectors who value international poster variants. The Mexican printing often emphasized expressive colors and hand-rendered illustration styles, which adds visual richness and cultural interest to this edition.
This particular copy is folded as issued, with well-preserved color and only minor signs of edge wear and handling. There are no major tears, stains, or restoration, making it a desirable piece in original vintage condition. Mexican posters from the 1970s for major African-American cinema titles are rare and increasingly recognized for their historical and artistic importance.
Condition: Very Good+ (folded, light wear, no restoration)
Rarity: High – scarce Spanish-language posters for this landmark film
Collector Appeal: Strong for fans of jazz history, Black cinema, Diana Ross memorabilia, and international poster art