Orchestra
Quintin Verdu
1940: 1, 0; 1942: 1, 0; 1943: 5, 0; 1944: 3, 0; 1946: 2, 0; 1947: 2, 0; 1948: 1, 0; 1949: 3, 0; 1950: 7, 0
Quintin Verdu: Paris tango musicians played differently for a European audience than for specialists: Verdú's band, known for sweet music, recorded wild, syncopated, Argentine-sounding tangos under the name 'orchestra of English tangos'.†
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Singers over the years
First to last recording together · source: TangoCloud catalogue · tap a bar for the takes · Every singer and orchestra
- Agustín Duarte1947–1949 · 2
- André Claveau1943 · 1
- André Derval1942 · 1
- Claudie Gil1949 · 2
- Henri Decker1946 · 1
- Lucio Lamberto1947–1950 · 5
- Robert Rodriguez1946–1948 · 2
- Roberto Rodriguez1944–1950 · 2
Singers
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Paris tango musicians played differently for a European audience than for specialists: Verdú's band, known for sweet music, recorded wild, syncopated, Argentine-sounding tangos under the name 'orchestra of English tangos'.
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- Lis-moi dans la main, tziganeQuintin Verdu · no clip yet1940
- Loin de toiQuintin Verdu · André Derval · no clip yet1942
- J'ai pleuré sur tes pasQuintin Verdu · no clip yet1943
- C'était une histoire d'amourQuintin Verdu1943
- Canto lejanoQuintin Verdu · no clip yet1943
- J'ai pleuré sur tes pasQuintin Verdu · André Claveau · no clip yet1943
- AmparitoQuintin Verdu · no clip yet1943
- A qui la fauteQuintin Verdu · no clip yet1944
- Lettre d'amourQuintin Verdu · no clip yet1944
- TorrenteQuintin Verdu · Roberto Rodriguez · no clip yet1944
- DouchkaQuintin Verdu · Robert Rodriguez · no clip yet1946
- UnoQuintin Verdu · Henri Decker · no clip yet1946
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