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Vicente Greco

18 facts · 5 sources · every fact links its source

Composed by4

El flete — composed by Vicente GrecoSingle source

La viruta — composed by Vicente GrecoSingle source

Ojos negros — composed by Vicente GrecoSingle source

El morochito — composed by Vicente Greco1905Single source

Born on5

Born on Born in the Concepción district of Buenos Aires (Wikipedia gives 1886).1888-02-03Single source

Born on Born in Buenos Aires.1886-02-03Single source

Born on 1886-02-031886-02-03Single source

Born on 1888-02-031888-02-03Single source

Born on 1886-02-031886-02-03Single source

Described as7

Described as Writes El morochito, his first tango.1905Single source

Described as Plays La Infanta at José De Caro's conservatory for the visiting Infanta Isabel.1910Single source

Described as Premieres Rodríguez Peña at the Salón Rodríguez Peña.1911Single source

Described as His group is the first tango ensemble hired to open the Armenonville.1911Single source

Described as Begins recording, around this year, for the Tagini firm with his El Estribo musicians.1911Single source

Described as Dies in Buenos Aires.1924-10-05Single source

Described as Composed “Racing Club” (1913).1913Single source

Died on2

Died on Died in Buenos Aires.1924-10-05Single source

Died on 1924-10-051924-10-05Single source

Timeline

  1. 1886-02-03

    Born on Born in Buenos Aires.Single source

  2. 1886-02-03

    Born on 1886-02-03Single source

  3. 1886-02-03

    Born on 1886-02-03Single source

  4. 1888-02-03

    Born on Born in the Concepción district of Buenos Aires (Wikipedia gives 1886).Single source

  5. 1888-02-03

    Born on 1888-02-03Single source

  6. 1905

    Described as Writes El morochito, his first tango.Single source

  7. 1905

    Composed by El morochitoSingle source

  8. 1910

    Described as Plays La Infanta at José De Caro's conservatory for the visiting Infanta Isabel.Single source

Related

  1. [1]TangoCloud public music creditscatalogue
  2. [2]Biografía de Vicente Greco (Juan Silbido)Todo Tango (todotango.com), by permission · biography · timeline-15121
  3. [3]Vicente GrecoWikipedia (es), CC BY-SA 4.0 · encyclopedia · timeline-15122
  4. [4]es.wikipedia.orgWikipedia (es), CC BY-SA 4.0 · website · timeline-17752 · retrieved 2026-10-29
  5. [5]Vicente Grecoadp.library.ucsb.edu · website · Birth and Death Data · retrieved 2026-10-29