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Pampa

Pampa was an Argentine label of the 1940s and 1950s; Edgardo Donato left RCA Victor to record for it, and Francisco Rotundo and Pedro Laurenz made records on it too.[1][2]

Edgardo Donato, an RCA Victor artist from 1932, made his one break from that company to record for Pampa.[1]

In our catalogue Pampa's tango runs from 1946 to 1958: Donato (1950–1958), Francisco Rotundo (1953–1957), Ricardo Pedevilla and Pedro Laurenz (1946–1953).[2]

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  1. 1.Edgardo Donato · es.wikipedia.org
  2. 2.Pampa on Tangopedia: its recordings by orchestra and year · tangopedia.app
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By 1947 Pedro Laurenz was no longer recording for Odeon itself but for its cheaper second-tier sub-label, Pampa, a sign of how far his commercial standing had fallen once Alberto Podestá left.

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