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Antonio Rodio

Antonio Rodio led a tango orchestra that debuted on Radio Splendid in 1941 with singers Alberto Serna and Mario Corrales, and recorded 16 sides for Odeon between 1943 and 1944. [1] Before leading his own orchestra he played with Carlos Marcucci, Pedro Maffia and Roberto Maida, and he later settled in Chile, where he died in Viña del Mar in 1980. [1]

Antonio Rodio was born on 25 January 1904, according to one source. [2] His career is documented from 1923, when he played in Carlos Marcucci's quartet on Radio Sud América. [1]

During the late 1920s and the 1930s he recorded and performed with several figures and ensembles. These included Enrique Delfino, Pedro Maffia, Carlos Gardel and Rodolfo Biagi, Francisco Fiorentino, and the orchestra of Roberto Maida directed by Argentino Galván. [1]

In 1941 Rodio debuted his own orchestra on Radio Splendid, with Alberto Serna and Mario Corrales as singers. [1] The orchestra began recording for Odeon in 1943 and made 16 sides through 1944. [1] In 1945 Rodio left on an American tour with Miguel Caló's orchestra and stayed on in Chile. [1] He returned to Chile in 1949 with Gabriel Clausi's orchestra, playing the Viña del Mar casino, and then settled there. [1] He died in Viña del Mar in 1980. [1]

History

### Early career (1923–1930)

In 1923 Rodio played in Carlos Marcucci's quartet, which was heard on Radio Sud América. [1] In 1929, between March and May, he recorded violin and piano duets with Enrique Delfino for the Odeon label. [1]

On 2 January 1930 he debuted with Pedro Maffia's orchestra at the Glorieta Río de la Plata. [1] On 19 April 1930 he accompanied Carlos Gardel on record, with Rodolfo Biagi at the piano. [1]

### Los Poetas del Tango and the Maida orchestra (1936–1939)

In 1936 Rodio founded an ensemble called Los Poetas del Tango with the singer Francisco Fiorentino, which was heard on Radio Belgrano. [1] In 1939 he joined Roberto Maida's orchestra, which was directed by Argentino Galván. [1]

### His own orchestra (1941–1944)

Rodio debuted his own orchestra on Radio Splendid in 1941. [1] Its singers at that debut were Alberto Serna and Mario Corrales. [1] The orchestra began recording for Odeon in 1943, producing 16 sides through 1944. [1]

### Chile (1945–1980)

In May 1945 Rodio left on an American tour with Miguel Caló's orchestra, and he stayed on in Chile. [1] In 1949 he returned to Chile with Gabriel Clausi's orchestra, which played the casino at Viña del Mar, and he subsequently settled in that country. [1] He died in Viña del Mar in 1980. [1]

Singers

When Rodio's orchestra debuted on Radio Splendid in 1941, its singers were Alberto Serna and Mario Corrales. [1] Earlier, in 1936, he had founded Los Poetas del Tango with the singer Francisco Fiorentino. [1]

Recordings

Rodio's recording activity is documented from 1929, when he recorded violin and piano duets with Enrique Delfino for Odeon between March and May. [1] In April 1930 he took part in a recording accompanying Carlos Gardel, with Rodolfo Biagi on piano. [1]

With his own orchestra he recorded for Odeon from 1943, making 16 sides through 1944. [1] The available source does not list the titles of these recordings. [1]

Referencias

  1. 1.Biografía de Antonio Rodio (Gaspar Astarita) · todotango.com
  2. 2.Tangopedia staff · tangopedia.app
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Descrito como11

Descrito como Plays in Carlos Marcucci's quartet on Radio Sud América.1923Single source

Descrito como Records violin and piano duets with Enrique Delfino for Odeon, March to May.1929Single source

Descrito como Debuts with Pedro Maffia's orchestra at the Glorieta Río de la Plata.1930-01-02Single source

Descrito como Accompanies Carlos Gardel on record with Rodolfo Biagi at the piano.1930-04-19Single source

Descrito como Founds Los Poetas del Tango with singer Francisco Fiorentino, heard on Radio Belgrano.1936Single source

Descrito como Joins Roberto Maida's orchestra, directed by Argentino Galván.1939Single source

Descrito como Debuts his own orchestra on Radio Splendid, with Alberto Serna and Mario Corrales singing.1941Single source

Descrito como Begins recording for Odeon: 16 sides through 1944.1943Single source

Descrito como Leaves in May on an American tour with Miguel Caló's orchestra and stays on in Chile.1945Single source

Descrito como Returns to Chile with Gabriel Clausi's orchestra, playing the Viña del Mar casino, then settles there.1949Single source

Descrito como Dies in Viña del Mar.1980Single source

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Nació el 1904-01-251904-01-25source

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