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Juan D'Arienzo

1.001 grabaciones en nuestro catálogo, 1928–1975, con 20 cantores.

14 datos · 4 fuentes · cada dato enlaza a su fuente

This orchestra was led by its namesake, Juan D'Arienzo.

Article r3 · batch articles-regen-2026-10-29 · every sentence cites a published fact

Grabaciones por año

Fuente: catálogo de TangoCloud

19281975

1928: 34, 1929: 7, 1935: 12, 1936: 24, 1937: 24, 1938: 28, 1939: 26, 1940: 22, 1941: 26, 1942: 33, 1943: 23, 1944: 24, 1945: 22, 1946: 25, 1947: 21, 1948: 12, 1949: 22, 1950: 24, 1951: 20, 1952: 19, 1953: 15, 1954: 29, 1955: 22, 1956: 19, 1957: 26, 1958: 51, 1959: 23, 1960: 16, 1961: 52, 1962: 25, 1963: 29, 1964: 18, 1965: 36, 1966: 18, 1967: 36, 1968: 12, 1969: 36, 1970: 28, 1971: 24, 1972: 12, 1973: 9, 1974: 12, 1975: 5

Los cantores, año por año

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19281975
  1. Armando Laborde1944–1974 · 145
  2. Alberto Echagüe1938–1975 · 143
  3. Jorge Valdez1957–1964 · 115
  4. Osvaldo Ramos1965–1975 · 67
  5. Héctor Mauré1940–1944 · 50
  6. Horacio Palma1960–1963 · 40
  7. Mario Bustos1957–1959 · 38
  8. Carlos Dante1928 · 32
  9. Alberto Reynal1940–1942 · 16
  10. Juan Carlos Lamas1942–1943 · 11
  11. Héctor Millán1962–1963 · 9
  12. Roberto Lemos1950–1951 · 7
  13. Francisco Fiorentino1929 · 6
  14. Walter Cabral1936 · 4
  15. Carlos Casares1940 · 3
  16. Antonio Prieto1961 · 2
  17. Raquel Notar1928–1929 · 2
  18. Mercedes Serrano1971 · 2
  19. Libertad Lamarque1956 · 2
  20. Enrique Carbel1937 · 1

Cantores

Dirigida por1

Dirigida por Juan D'ArienzoSingle source

Nació el1

Nació el Born in Buenos Aires.1900-12-14Single source

Descrito como12

Descrito como His orchestra with Ángel D'Agostino replaces Roberto Firpo's in the play El cabaret Montmartre at the Teatro Nacional.1919-09-01Single source

Descrito como First recordings for the Electra label, owned by his relative Alfredo Améndola, with Carlos Dante among the singers.1928Single source

Descrito como Appears in the film ¡Tango!.1933Single source

Descrito como Playing at the Chantecler cabaret on Paraná street with Luis Visca on piano; Carlos Di Sarli fills in for a month.1934Single source

Descrito como Begins his long run as a Victor recording artist, which lasts until 1975.1935Single source

Descrito como Rodolfo Biagi, newly on piano, makes his first recording with the orchestra, Orillas del Plata.1935-12-31Single source

Descrito como Broadcasts on Radio El Mundo spread the new fast style across the country and make him a national name.1936Single source

Descrito como Biagi's last recording with the orchestra, Champagne tango; Juan Polito takes over the piano that July.1938-06-22Single source

Descrito como After most of the band leaves, a rebuilt orchestra with Fulvio Salamanca, Héctor Varela and Cayetano Puglisi records Entre dos fuegos.1940-04-12Single source

Descrito como Alberto Echagüe returns and Armando Laborde joins as singers, a pairing that lasts into the 1950s.1944Single source

Descrito como Salamanca makes his last recording with the orchestra before leaving to lead his own.1957-03-13Single source

Descrito como Dies in Buenos Aires.1976-01-14Single source

Cronología

  1. 1900-12-14

    Nació el Born in Buenos Aires.Single source

  2. 1919-09-01

    Descrito como His orchestra with Ángel D'Agostino replaces Roberto Firpo's in the play El cabaret Montmartre at the Teatro Nacional.Single source

  3. 1928

    Descrito como First recordings for the Electra label, owned by his relative Alfredo Améndola, with Carlos Dante among the singers.Single source

  4. 1933

    Descrito como Appears in the film ¡Tango!.Single source

  5. 1934

    Descrito como Playing at the Chantecler cabaret on Paraná street with Luis Visca on piano; Carlos Di Sarli fills in for a month.Single source

  6. 1935

    Descrito como Begins his long run as a Victor recording artist, which lasts until 1975.Single source

  7. 1935-12-31

    Descrito como Rodolfo Biagi, newly on piano, makes his first recording with the orchestra, Orillas del Plata.Single source

  8. 1936

    Descrito como Broadcasts on Radio El Mundo spread the new fast style across the country and make him a national name.Single source

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