a young DOLORES DURAN

Adiléia Silva da Rocha later known as Dolores Duran, was born in 7 June 1930. 

Adiléia in 1941, when she was 11 years-old. 

Adileia Rocha circa 1949, sitting on the bumper of an American Chevrolet automobile. Irley Rocha, Adileia's baby sister says they used to live in Caxias-DF, on a street with only four or five houses on each side. At the end of the street there was this clearing where future Dolores Duran poses for a snapshot.

Is it Marlon Brando playing Stanley Kowalski  in Tennessee Willam's 'A Streetcar Named Desire'? No, it's Serra Grande, a waiter at night-club Vogue who was Dolores Duran's beau in the early 1950s. Mrs. Josefa Rocha is seen in the background setting up the table.

Dolores Duran with two members of her band in October 1947, in Vitoria-ES. 

Dolores Duran in an early article at 'A Cena Muda', 10 April 1952: Nasceu no Rio em 7 de julho de 1930. Estreou no Radio Teatro da Radio Tupi, com Olavo de Barros, nos tempos da Cia. Infanto-Juvenil que se apresentou também no palco do Teatro Carlos Gomes. Cantou no Programa Cesar de Alencar, entrando assim para o cast da Radio Nacional em 1950. Dolores gosta de filmes nacionais e cita o nome de Adelaide Chiozzo. Canta 'Come on-a my house', sucesso de Rosemary Clooney. Acaba de gravar em 78 rpm 'Outono' de Billy Blanco e 'Um amor assim', de Dora Lopes.