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Roberto Caló

20 grabaciones en nuestro catálogo, 1954–1958, con 5 cantores.

13 datos · 1 fuente · cada dato enlaza a su fuente

Grabaciones por año

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19541958

1954: 2, 1956: 2, 1957: 9, 1958: 7

Los cantores, año por año

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19541958
  1. Héctor de Rosas1957–1958 · 9
  2. Rodolfo Galé1957–1958 · 7
  3. Tito Reyes1957–1958 · 3

Cantores

Nació el1

Nació el Born Francisco Caló at Alberti 284, Buenos Aires, third son of José Caló and Natalicia Pantano.1913-04-26Single source

Descrito como12

Descrito como Starts as a solo singer on Radio Stentor, then Radio Prieto and Radio París.1933Single source

Descrito como Signed by Jaime Yankelevich for three years: Radio Porteña, Mitre and LR3 Radio Belgrano.1935Single source

Descrito como As the new singer of his brother Miguel Caló's orchestra, records Dulce amargura and Luces del puerto.1938-12-21Single source

Descrito como Forms the Juan y Roberto Caló orchestra with his brother Juan; it lasts about a year, then he tours the United States and Latin America.1941Single source

Descrito como Gives up singing and debuts as an orchestra leader on LR4 Radio Splendid.1945Single source

Descrito como Moves to Radio Belgrano with singers Enrique Campos and Carlos Roldán.1946Single source

Descrito como Plays the Dancing Empire on Corrientes with arrangements by Julio Medovoy, and tours the interior and Uruguay with Hugo del Cerro.1947Single source

Descrito como First records for Orfeo: El metejón with Oscar Larroca and a Troilo selection.1951Single source

Descrito como Plays Radio Splendid, the confitería El Marzotto and the carnival dances at Les Ambassadeurs; backs Azucena Maizani on record.1953Single source

Descrito como Joins RCA Victor with Roberto Rufino; Soñemos is a hit, bringing Radio El Mundo and the Marabú and Chanteclair cabarets.1956Single source

Descrito como Disbands the orchestra; most musicians and Tito Reyes join Miguel Caló.1958Single source

Descrito como Dies, on the date given by his biographers.1985-04-26Single source

Cronología

  1. 1913-04-26

    Nació el Born Francisco Caló at Alberti 284, Buenos Aires, third son of José Caló and Natalicia Pantano.Single source

  2. 1933

    Descrito como Starts as a solo singer on Radio Stentor, then Radio Prieto and Radio París.Single source

  3. 1935

    Descrito como Signed by Jaime Yankelevich for three years: Radio Porteña, Mitre and LR3 Radio Belgrano.Single source

  4. 1938-12-21

    Descrito como As the new singer of his brother Miguel Caló's orchestra, records Dulce amargura and Luces del puerto.Single source

  5. 1941

    Descrito como Forms the Juan y Roberto Caló orchestra with his brother Juan; it lasts about a year, then he tours the United States and Latin America.Single source

  6. 1945

    Descrito como Gives up singing and debuts as an orchestra leader on LR4 Radio Splendid.Single source

  7. 1946

    Descrito como Moves to Radio Belgrano with singers Enrique Campos and Carlos Roldán.Single source

  8. 1947

    Descrito como Plays the Dancing Empire on Corrientes with arrangements by Julio Medovoy, and tours the interior and Uruguay with Hugo del Cerro.Single source

  1. [1]Biografía de Roberto Calóbiography · timeline-2725