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Orquesta Típica Imperial
7 facts · 2 sources · every fact links its source
Recordings by year
Source: TangoCloud catalogue
2003: 13, 2005: 14, 2006: 15, 2007: 13, 2011: 9
Singers over the years
First to last recording together · source: TangoCloud catalogue · tap a bar for the takes
- Omar Garré2003–2006 · 8
- Cristina De Los Angeles2006 · 5
- Nicolás Abosky2011 · 3
- Inés Arce2006 · 2
- Julio César Fernán2006 · 2
- Alfredo Piro2003 · 1
Singers
Described as6
Described as Formed in Buenos Aires under bandoneonist Matilde Vitullo; a founding group of La Máquina Tanguera.1999-07Single source
Described as Plays the Buenos Aires Tango Festival, and again in 2002.2001Single source
Described as Self-released instrumental recording of Ojos negros.2002Single source
Described as March-April tour of Italy, Germany, Switzerland, the Netherlands, Denmark and Luxembourg.2003Single source
Described as Como dos extraños, sung by Julio César Fernán, issued by Acqua Records.2006Single source
Described as End of the orchestra's activity as dated by Todo Tango.2013Single source
Won1
Won Joins the youth section of the Academia Nacional del Tango.2000Single source
Timeline
1999-07
Described as Formed in Buenos Aires under bandoneonist Matilde Vitullo; a founding group of La Máquina Tanguera.Single source
2000
Won Joins the youth section of the Academia Nacional del Tango.Single source
2001
Described as Plays the Buenos Aires Tango Festival, and again in 2002.Single source
2002
Described as Self-released instrumental recording of Ojos negros.Single source
2003
Described as March-April tour of Italy, Germany, Switzerland, the Netherlands, Denmark and Luxembourg.Single source
2006
Described as Como dos extraños, sung by Julio César Fernán, issued by Acqua Records.Single source
2013
Described as End of the orchestra's activity as dated by Todo Tango.Single source
Related
- [1]Orquesta Típica Imperialbiography · timeline-17308
- [2]Típica Imperialcatalogue · timeline-17311