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Enrique Saborido
Enrique Saborido was composed by Felicia and La morocha.††† 1892: Leaves a bookshop job for the San Martín theatre office, where he works fifteen years.† 1895: Debuts professionally as a pianist.† 1905: Writes La morocha on a bet at Bar Ronchetti; it is sung there that night.† 1906: La morocha is published and sells in large numbers.† 1907: Composed “Felicia” (1907).†
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Felicia — composed by Enrique SaboridoSingle source
La morocha — composed by Enrique SaboridoSingle source
La morocha — composed by Enrique Saborido1905Single source
La morocha — composed by Enrique SaboridoSingle source
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Born on Born in Montevideo; the family moves to Buenos Aires when he is four.1878-08-27Single source
Described as10
Described as Leaves a bookshop job for the San Martín theatre office, where he works fifteen years.1892Single source
Described as Debuts professionally as a pianist.1895Single source
Described as Writes La morocha on a bet at Bar Ronchetti; it is sung there that night.1905-12-25Single source
Described as La morocha is published and sells in large numbers.1906Single source
Described as Teaches tango music and dance to Paris society.1911Single source
Described as Returns to Buenos Aires when the war begins.1914Single source
Described as Tells the story of La morocha in Caras y Caretas.1928-09-01Single source
Described as Plays with guardia vieja veterans at the Teatro Nacional.1932Single source
Described as Dies at the War Ministry offices in Buenos Aires.1941-09-19Single source
Described as Composed “Felicia” (1907).1907Single source
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Performed at professional debut as pianist1895Single source
Took place at1
La morocha — took place at Enrique Saborido1905-12-25Single source
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