never written in the New York Times. On 27 October 1958, she married Antonio González el Pescaílla (1925–1999), a gypsy guitarist from Barcelona. She had three children: singer Lolita Flores (Dolores González Flores) (1958) Antonio Flores (Antonio Gónzález Flores) (1961–1995); and Rosario Flores (Rosario González Flores) (1963), they were one of the most famous families of artists in Spain. Moreover, Lola Flores was the sister of Carmen Flores (1936), and her nephew was the footballer and coach Quique Sánchez Flores (1965). She is the grandmother of the actress Elena Furiase and Guillermo Furiase (Lolita's children), the actress Alba Flores (Antonio's daughter), known for her role as 'Nairobi' in 'The Money Heist', and Lola Orellana and Pedro Antonio Lazaga (Rosario's children). She was the godmother of Carmen Morales, daughter of the famous singer and actress Rocio Dúrcal. 1960–1995: Decline of copla and legal problems In March 1987, The district attorney's office presented a complaint against the artist and her husband for not having presented the declarations of the income tax between the years 1982 and 1985, they had to pay a bail of 145 million pesetas (€871.561 ). In 1989, The Madrid provincial court decreed her absolution for a legal vacuum motivated by a judgment of the Constitutional Court that had annulled partially the Law of the tax. Finally, Lola Flores was condemned by the Supreme Court in 1991, as the author of 4 crimes against the Inland Revenue. She was sentenced to two different punishments of a month and a day and two others of seven months in prison, but she would never serve the sentences. The process had an important social transcendence, since she was a very famous person and was chosen by the Inland Revenue as an example of their battle against tax fraud. Discography Studio albums Canta Lola Flores (1955) ¡Olé! (1957) The Toast of Spain (1959) La fabulosa Lola Flores (1959) Lola Flores y Antonio González (1964) (with Antonio Gonzáez) Lola Flores y Antonio González (1964) (with Antonio Gonzáez) Lola Flores y Antonio González (1966) (with Antonio González) La guapa de Cádiz (1966) (with Antonio González) Lola Flores y Antonio González (1968) (with Antonio Gonzáez) Lola Flores (1969) Lola Flores (1971) Lola Flores (1972) Lola Flores (1971) Lola Flores (1972) Lola Flores (1973) Lola Flores (1974) Lola Flores (1974) La fabulosa Lola Flores (1975) Diferente Lola (1980) Lola Flores y Antonio González (1980) (with Antonio Gonzáez)