Típica Victor

1. 1925-11-09

   Described as Victor creates the orchestra under Adolfo Carabelli; first session 9 November: Olvido and Sarandí.[1]Single source

2. 1928-10-08

   Described as First vocal recording, Piba, sung by the violinist Antonio Buglione.[1]Single source

3. 1930

   Described as Records Queja melodiosa with Ernesto Famá and No te hagas curar with Teófilo Ibáñez.[2]Single source

4. 1936

   Described as Federico Scorticati takes over as director; first session with Héctor Palacios.[1]Single source

5. 1938

   Described as Records Adiós Buenos Aires and Sin rumbo fijo with Ángel Vargas.[2]Single source

6. 1943-09-02

   Described as Mario Maurano takes over; first session 2 September with Ortega Del Cerro.[1]Single source

7. 1944-05-09

   Described as Last session on 9 May: Uno que ha sido marino and Sobre las olas, sung by Jaime Moreno and Lito Bayardo.[1]Single source

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