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Víctor Lavallén

11 facts · 3 sources · every fact links its source

Born on1

Born on Born in Rosario, Santa Fe.1935-12-18Single source

Described as9

Described as Around fourteen, debuts in Buenos Aires with Eduardo Serrano's group at the Picadilly.1949Single source

Described as Joins Miguel Caló's orchestra until 1954, touring Brazil.1951Single source

Described as Joins Osvaldo Pugliese's orchestra as bandoneonist and arranger for ten years.1958Single source

Described as Composes the tango Frase.1966Single source

Described as Co-founds the Sexteto Tango, staying nineteen years.1968Single source

Described as Releases Amanecer ciudadano on EPSA.2007Single source

Described as Records Mistonguero conducting the Orquesta Escuela de Tango Emilio Balcarce.2013Single source

Described as The documentary Típico Víctor about his life premieres.2015Single source

Described as Records Comme il faut with Pablo Estigarribia and Horacio Cabarcos.2019Single source

Won1

Won Named a distinguished cultural personality by the Buenos Aires City Legislature.2024Single source

Timeline

  1. 1935-12-18

    Born on Born in Rosario, Santa Fe.Single source

  2. 1949

    Described as Around fourteen, debuts in Buenos Aires with Eduardo Serrano's group at the Picadilly.Single source

  3. 1951

    Described as Joins Miguel Caló's orchestra until 1954, touring Brazil.Single source

  4. 1958

    Described as Joins Osvaldo Pugliese's orchestra as bandoneonist and arranger for ten years.Single source

  5. 1966

    Described as Composes the tango Frase.Single source

  6. 1968

    Described as Co-founds the Sexteto Tango, staying nineteen years.Single source

  7. 2007

    Described as Releases Amanecer ciudadano on EPSA.Single source

  8. 2013

    Described as Records Mistonguero conducting the Orquesta Escuela de Tango Emilio Balcarce.Single source

  1. [1]Víctor LavallénTodo Tango (todotango.com), by permission · catalogue · timeline-15832
  2. [2]Víctor LavallénTodo Tango (todotango.com), by permission · biography · timeline-15833
  3. [3]Víctor LavallénWikipedia (es), CC BY-SA 4.0 · encyclopedia · timeline-15840