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Osvaldo Fresedo

525 recordings in our catalogue, 1926–1980, with 24 singers.

17 facts · 6 sources · every fact links its source

Recordings by year

Source: TangoCloud catalogue

19261980

1926: 4, 1927: 61, 1928: 106, 1931: 14, 1932: 5, 1933: 10, 1934: 4, 1935: 11, 1936: 5, 1937: 12, 1938: 7, 1939: 18, 1940: 10, 1941: 16, 1942: 17, 1943: 15, 1944: 16, 1945: 16, 1946: 8, 1947: 2, 1948: 8, 1950: 8, 1951: 10, 1952: 21, 1953: 14, 1954: 2, 1955: 5, 1956: 7, 1957: 4, 1959: 12, 1961: 20, 1962: 5, 1963: 8, 1966: 10, 1968: 12, 1969: 3, 1979: 10, 1980: 9

Singers over the years

First to last recording together · source: TangoCloud catalogue · tap a bar for the takes

19271980
  1. Ernesto Famá1928 · 58
  2. Oscar Serpa1942–1946 · 58
  3. Roberto Ray1931–1950 · 54
  4. Héctor Pacheco1951–1955 · 30
  5. Ricardo Ruiz1939–1961 · 27
  6. Hugo Marcel1959–1962 · 12
  7. Carlos Barrios1953–1963 · 12
  8. Teófilo Ibáñez1931–1932 · 11
  9. Daniel Riolobos1968 · 10
  10. Carlos Mayel1940–1941 · 8
  11. Armando Garrido1950–1951 · 7
  12. Antonio Buglione1928 · 5
  13. Osvaldo Arana1966–1969 · 5
  14. Roberto Yanés1966 · 5
  15. Osvaldo Cordo1948 · 4
  16. Blanca Mooney1959 · 3
  17. Oscar Luna1961–1966 · 3
  18. Pedro Vargas1945–1947 · 3
  19. Argentino Ledesma1980 · 2
  20. Roberto Bayot1962 · 2
  21. Roberto Diaz1935 · 2
  22. Luis Díaz1932 · 2
  23. Juan Carlos Thorry1927 · 2
  24. Coro1927–1928 · 2

Singers

Led by1

Led by Osvaldo FresedoSingle source

Born on1

Born on Born in Buenos Aires; around age ten his family settles in La Paternal.1897-05-05Single source

Described as15

Described as Plays in a youth trio with his brother Emilio at Café Paulín and other cafés of the barrio.1913Single source

Described as Records for Victor in a bandoneon duo with Vicente Loduca, and plays in the large Firpo-Canaro orchestra at the Teatro Colón in Rosario.1917Single source

Described as His first orchestra plays at the Casino Pigall, and its success makes it the band of the moment.1918Single source

Described as Records in Camden, New Jersey, for Victor with Enrique Delfino and Tito Roccatagliata as the Orquesta Típica Select.1920Single source

Described as Plays at the Abdullah Club, in the basement of the Galería Güemes on Florida, and in Mar del Plata.1922Single source

Described as Moves to Odeon and accompanies Carlos Gardel on 'Perdón, viejita' and 'Fea'.1925Single source

Described as Runs several orchestras at once: the main one at the Tabarís cabaret on Corrientes, others at the Bar Fresedo, the Casino Pigall and the…1927Single source

Described as Travels to Europe with his orchestra and plays in Paris.1928Single source

Described as Premieres his tango 'Vida mía' with Roberto Ray, who also makes its first recording.1933Single source

Described as Plays at the inauguration of LR1 Radio El Mundo, adding vibraphone, harp and drums.1935-11-29Single source

Described as Buys the Rendez Vous cabaret at Maipú 854.1948Single source

Described as Dizzy Gillespie improvises over his orchestra in a live recording at the Rendez Vous.1956Single source

Described as Last dance performance, at the Sociedad Rural Argentina.1969Single source

Described as Dies; buried in the SADAIC pantheon.1984-11-18Single source

Described as Composed “El Once” (1924).1924Single source

Timeline

  1. 1897-05-05

    Born on Born in Buenos Aires; around age ten his family settles in La Paternal.Single source

  2. 1913

    Described as Plays in a youth trio with his brother Emilio at Café Paulín and other cafés of the barrio.Single source

  3. 1917

    Described as Records for Victor in a bandoneon duo with Vicente Loduca, and plays in the large Firpo-Canaro orchestra at the Teatro Colón in Rosario.Single source

  4. 1918

    Described as His first orchestra plays at the Casino Pigall, and its success makes it the band of the moment.Single source

  5. 1920

    Described as Records in Camden, New Jersey, for Victor with Enrique Delfino and Tito Roccatagliata as the Orquesta Típica Select.Single source

  6. 1922

    Described as Plays at the Abdullah Club, in the basement of the Galería Güemes on Florida, and in Mar del Plata.Single source

  7. 1924

    Described as Composed “El Once” (1924).Single source

  8. 1925

    Described as Moves to Odeon and accompanies Carlos Gardel on 'Perdón, viejita' and 'Fea'.Single source

Related

  1. [1]TangoCloud public music creditscatalogue
  2. [2]Biografía de Osvaldo Fresedobiography · timeline-2351
  3. [3]Orquesta Típica Osvaldo Fresedobiography · timeline-2354
  4. [4]Vida mía: los pormenores gremialesbiography · timeline-2360
  5. [5]Osvaldo Fresedoencyclopedia · timeline-2365
  6. [6]es.wikipedia.orgwebsite · timeline-17759 · retrieved 2026-10-29