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Carlos García

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Born on Born in Capilla del Señor, Buenos Aires province.1914-04-21Single source

Described as Joins Roberto Firpo's orchestra, replacing Sebastián Piana.1932Single source

Described as Five months in Brazil with the Hawaian Serenaders.1943Single source

Described as Mid-1940s pianist in Alberto Castellanos's orchestra on Radio El Mundo.1945Single source

Described as Becomes music adviser at Radio Municipal and EMI-Odeon, where he stays until 1983.1960Single source

Described as Starts recording with Oscar Alonso for Odeon.1968-07-04Single source

Described as Part of the 55-piece Tangos para el Mundo orchestra at the Teatro Presidente Alvear.1978Single source

Described as Co-director with Raúl Garello of the new Orquesta del Tango de Buenos Aires.1980Single source

Described as Records Al maestro con nostalgia for Café de los Maestros.2005Single source

Described as Dies in Buenos Aires, aged 92.2006-08-04Single source

Won Konex merit diploma as director of an orquesta típica.1985Single source

1914-04-21
Born on Born in Capilla del Señor, Buenos Aires province.Single source
1932
Described as Joins Roberto Firpo's orchestra, replacing Sebastián Piana.Single source
1943
Described as Five months in Brazil with the Hawaian Serenaders.Single source
1945
Described as Mid-1940s pianist in Alberto Castellanos's orchestra on Radio El Mundo.Single source
1960
Described as Becomes music adviser at Radio Municipal and EMI-Odeon, where he stays until 1983.Single source
1968-07-04
Described as Starts recording with Oscar Alonso for Odeon.Single source
1978
Described as Part of the 55-piece Tangos para el Mundo orchestra at the Teatro Presidente Alvear.Single source
1980
Described as Co-director with Raúl Garello of the new Orquesta del Tango de Buenos Aires.Single source