Elvino Vardaro

Born on Born in Buenos Aires.1905-06-18[1]Single source

Described as Gives his debut violin recital at the salón La Argentina, Rodríguez Peña 361.1919-07-10[1]Single source

Described as Recruited by Juan Maglio from a silent-film cinema; tours the interior with his orchestra.1922[1]Single source

Described as Joins Roberto Firpo's orchestra, where he meets violinist Cayetano Puglisi.1923[1]Single source

Described as Joins Pedro Maffia's new sextet, which debuts at the Café Colón; around the same time begins thirteen years of studio work for Victor.1926[1]Single source

Described as Co-leads the Vardaro-Pugliese sextet, playing the Café Nacional.1929[2]Single source

Described as The Vardaro-Pugliese sextet, now with Aníbal Troilo, plays the cine Metropol; in 1931 it appears at the Teatro Politeama.1930[2]Single source

Described as Forms his own sextet with Aníbal Troilo and Jorge Argentino Fernández on bandoneons; it leaves only an unreleased acetate.1933[1]Single source

Described as Co-leads the two-piano Demare-Vardaro group with singer Juan Carlos Miranda.1938[1]Single source

Described as Joins Osvaldo Fresedo's orchestra, alternating with the Radio El Mundo orchestra and Joaquín Do Reyes.1942[1]Single source

Described as Records two sides for Columbia under his own name, "Pico de oro" and "El cuatrero".1953[1]Single source

Described as Joins Astor Piazzolla's string orchestra, later his first quintet, until 1961.1955[1]Single source

Described as Dies in Córdoba after his last years in the provincial symphony orchestra.1971-08-05[1]Single source