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Alberto Mancione

41 recordings in our catalogue, 1950–1956, with 6 singers.

12 facts · 3 sources · every fact links its source

Recordings by year

Source: TangoCloud catalogue

19501956

1950: 7, 1951: 8, 1952: 12, 1953: 6, 1954: 4, 1955: 2, 1956: 2

Singers over the years

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

19501956
  1. Jorge Ledesma1950–1955 · 19
  2. Héctor Alvarado1950–1956 · 8
  3. Francisco Fiorentino1950–1951 · 4
  4. Ángel Varela1952 · 4
  5. Ubaldo Martinez1954 · 1
  6. Luis Correa1956 · 1

Singers

Described as11

Described as First paid job, in bandoneonist José Figueroa's trio, touring and playing on Radio Mitre.1934Single source

Described as Leads the Típica Armenonville for a three-month contract at the Palermo Palace, with Floreal Ruiz singing as Carlos Martel.1938Single source

Described as Co-founds the Orquesta Típica Los Dados Blancos with Bernardo Álvarez.1939Single source

Described as His own orchestra opens the Tibidabo cabaret at Corrientes 1244, playing afternoons while Aníbal Troilo plays nights; Horacio Torres sings.1942-04-25Single source

Described as Hires Jorge Ledesma after an audition at Radio Splendid; the orchestra plays the Cote D'Azur cabaret at 25 de Mayo 536.1949Single source

Described as Exclusive with Radio El Mundo, plays the Montecarlo dance hall at Corrientes and Libertad; Francisco Fiorentino joins in March.1950Single source

Described as First RCA Victor record: "Ventarrón" and "Tinta roja".1950-07-28Single source

Described as Tours Chile, one of his only two trips abroad.1956Single source

Described as Leads a quartet and accompanies Argentino Ledesma in 23 carnival shows.1968Single source

Described as A new quartet debuts at the confitería El Farolito in Villa Crespo, where it stays for about 14 years.1974-09-20Single source

Described as Dies at 82.1998Single source

Born on1

Born on Born in Buenos Aires.1915-10-08Single source

Timeline

  1. 1915-10-08

    Born on Born in Buenos Aires.Single source

  2. 1934

    Described as First paid job, in bandoneonist José Figueroa's trio, touring and playing on Radio Mitre.Single source

  3. 1938

    Described as Leads the Típica Armenonville for a three-month contract at the Palermo Palace, with Floreal Ruiz singing as Carlos Martel.Single source

  4. 1939

    Described as Co-founds the Orquesta Típica Los Dados Blancos with Bernardo Álvarez.Single source

  5. 1942-04-25

    Described as His own orchestra opens the Tibidabo cabaret at Corrientes 1244, playing afternoons while Aníbal Troilo plays nights; Horacio Torres sings.Single source

  6. 1949

    Described as Hires Jorge Ledesma after an audition at Radio Splendid; the orchestra plays the Cote D'Azur cabaret at 25 de Mayo 536.Single source

  7. 1950

    Described as Exclusive with Radio El Mundo, plays the Montecarlo dance hall at Corrientes and Libertad; Francisco Fiorentino joins in March.Single source

  8. 1950-07-28

    Described as First RCA Victor record: "Ventarrón" and "Tinta roja".Single source

Related

  1. [1]Alberto Mancioneencyclopedia · timeline-2756
  2. [2]Orquesta Típica Alberto Mancionebiography · timeline-2761
  3. [3]Mancione: entrevista a Alberto Mancioneinterview · timeline-2763 · 2003-01-01