Julio Navarrine

Julio Navarrine was a person associated with tango and the theatre, born on 20 December 1889 and died on 11 March 1966 [4][3]. His professional debut was at the Teatro San Martín in 1915 with Gardel and Razzano in Juan Moreira [1], and works connected with him were recorded by Gardel and Corsini in the 1920s [1][2].

Julio Navarrine was born on 20 December 1889 [4]. He died on 11 March 1966 [3].

His career began on stage. In 1915 he made his professional debut at the Teatro San Martín with Gardel and Razzano in Juan Moreira [1]. In the 1920s he travelled to Spain with a theatre company, wrote material for the stage, and had works associated with him recorded by Corsini and Gardel [1][2]. A work written with Juan Raggi won a prize in Montevideo in 1926 [2].

History

In 1915 Navarrine made his professional debut at the Teatro San Martín, appearing with Gardel and Razzano in Juan Moreira [1].

In 1923 he travelled to Spain with the company Los de la Raza [2].

In 1925 he wrote Oiga amigo with Alfredo for a play at the Teatro Nacional [1]. His biography records that Corsini recorded Trago amargo in the same year [1].

In 1926 Oro muerto, written with Juan Raggi, won a prize in a contest at the Teatro 18 de Julio in Montevideo [2].

Gardel recorded A la luz del candil in 1927 [2]. In 1928 Gardel recorded Lechuza, which Navarrine wrote with Alfredo [2].

Navarrine died on 11 March 1966 [3].

Repertoire

Works and recordings associated with Navarrine in the sources include [1][2]: - Oiga amigo, written with Alfredo for a play at the Teatro Nacional (1925) [1] - Trago amargo, recorded by Corsini (1925) [1] - Oro muerto, with Juan Raggi, prize-winner at the Teatro 18 de Julio, Montevideo (1926) [2] - A la luz del candil, recorded by Gardel (1927) [2] - Lechuza, written with Alfredo and recorded by Gardel (1928) [2]

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