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Alfredo De Angelis

420 recordings in our catalogue, 1943–1985, with 17 singers.

13 facts · 5 sources · every fact links its source

Recordings by year

Source: TangoCloud catalogue

19431985

1943: 6, 1944: 16, 1945: 22, 1946: 26, 1947: 16, 1948: 9, 1949: 20, 1950: 18, 1951: 14, 1952: 22, 1953: 19, 1954: 21, 1955: 21, 1956: 24, 1957: 14, 1958: 17, 1959: 18, 1960: 12, 1961: 13, 1962: 10, 1963: 7, 1964: 21, 1965: 1, 1966: 2, 1967: 2, 1968: 1, 1969: 6, 1970: 2, 1971: 3, 1972: 2, 1974: 4, 1976: 2, 1977: 1, 1980: 10, 1981: 10, 1985: 8

Singers over the years

First to last recording together · source: TangoCloud catalogue · tap a bar for the takes

19431985
  1. Carlos Dante1944–1957 · 139
  2. Oscar Larroca1951–1958 · 77
  3. Julio Martel1943–1950 · 64
  4. Juan Carlos Godoy1958–1964 · 49
  5. Lalo Martel1959–1963 · 24
  6. Roberto Mancini1963–1964 · 15
  7. Floreal Ruiz1943–1944 · 8
  8. Nestor Rodi1943–1944 · 6
  9. Roberto Florio1958 · 6
  10. Alberto Cuello1965–1969 · 5
  11. Carlos Aguirre1964–1972 · 5
  12. Julián Rosales1970–1974 · 5
  13. Gigí De Angelis1980–1981 · 5
  14. Rubén Linares1981–1985 · 5
  15. Carlos Boledi1980 · 4
  16. Marcelo Biondini1981–1985 · 4
  17. Jorge Guillermo1981 · 1

Singers

Led by1

Led by Alfredo De AngelisSingle source

Born on1

Born on Born in Adrogué, south of Buenos Aires (Wikipedia gives 1912).1910-11-02Single source

Described as11

Described as Plays briefly as pianist in Graciano De Leone's orchestra, after accompanying singers and playing with Anselmo Aieta.1934Single source

Described as Forms the Orquesta Típica Álvarez-De Angelis with Daniel Álvarez; it plays the Café Germinal for over a year.1936Single source

Described as Debuts his own orchestra with singer Héctor Morea;1941-03-20Single source

Described as First Odeon recordings: 'Marioneta' with Floreal Ruiz and 'Qué buena es' with Julio Martel.1943-07-23Single source

Described as Carlos Dante joins, forming the duet with Julio Martel.1944Single source

Described as His orchestra opens the Glostora Tango Club on Radio El Mundo, a daily programme that runs for 22 years.1946-04-01Single source

Described as Appears in the film 'Al compás de tu mentira'.1950Single source

Described as Appears in the film 'El cantor del pueblo'; Oscar Larroca sings beside Dante around this time.1951Single source

Described as Last of 486 Odeon recordings; he moves to Microfón.1977-01-21Single source

Described as Marks fifty years in tango with an album for Columbia featuring his daughter Gigí.1982Single source

Described as Dies in Buenos Aires; buried in the SADAIC pantheon.1992-03-31Single source

Timeline

  1. 1910-11-02

    Born on Born in Adrogué, south of Buenos Aires (Wikipedia gives 1912).Single source

  2. 1934

    Described as Plays briefly as pianist in Graciano De Leone's orchestra, after accompanying singers and playing with Anselmo Aieta.Single source

  3. 1936

    Described as Forms the Orquesta Típica Álvarez-De Angelis with Daniel Álvarez; it plays the Café Germinal for over a year.Single source

  4. 1941-03-20

    Described as Debuts his own orchestra with singer Héctor Morea;Single source

  5. 1943-07-23

    Described as First Odeon recordings: 'Marioneta' with Floreal Ruiz and 'Qué buena es' with Julio Martel.Single source

  6. 1944

    Described as Carlos Dante joins, forming the duet with Julio Martel.Single source

  7. 1946-04-01

    Described as His orchestra opens the Glostora Tango Club on Radio El Mundo, a daily programme that runs for 22 years.Single source

  8. 1950

    Described as Appears in the film 'Al compás de tu mentira'.Single source

Related

  1. [1]TangoCloud public music creditscatalogue
  2. [2]Biography of Alfredo De Angelisbiography · timeline-2395
  3. [3]Orquesta Típica Alfredo De Angelisbiography · timeline-2397
  4. [4]Alfredo De Angelis discographycatalogue · timeline-2399
  5. [5]Alfredo De Angelisencyclopedia · timeline-2401