Roberto Grela

Nació el Born in San Telmo, Buenos Aires.1913-06-28[1]Single source

Descrito como Turns professional at seventeen, backing Roberto Maida on radio LR3.1930[2]Single source

Descrito como Leads the guitars accompanying Fernando Díaz, until 1938.1936[1]Single source

Descrito como Premieres his tango Las cuarenta with Fernando Díaz on Radio Belgrano.1937[1]Single source

Descrito como Begins recording for Odeon as Nelly Omar's guitarist, until 1955.1950[3]Single source

Descrito como Plays with Troilo in El patio de la morocha at the Teatro Enrique Santos Discépolo.1953[2]Single source

Descrito como Records with the Troilo-Grela quartet.1955[4]Single source

Descrito como Takes part in the show Tango at the Teatro Colón, led by Troilo.1964[2]Single source

Descrito como Forms the Cuarteto San Telmo with Leopoldo Federico; records for Music Hall.1965[1]Single source

Descrito como Begins playing regularly at Caño 14.1966[2]Single source

Descrito como Forms La Trova Porteña with Raúl Garello and Horacio Ferrer at El Gallo Cojo in San Telmo.1974[2]Single source

Descrito como Joins the Canal 11 television orchestra directed by Osvaldo Requena.1980[1]Single source

Descrito como Dies in Buenos Aires.1992-09-06[1]Single source

Won Konex diploma as one of the decade's five best tango instrumentalists.1985[2]Single source