Peregrino Paulos

Peregrino Paulos was born in 1889 ^[1]. He is credited as the composer of the tango Inspiración .

His known activity includes a piece titled El distinguido ciudadano, written for a comedy of that name staged by Roberto Casaux at the Teatro Apolo in 1915 ^[2]. In 1918 Augusto Berto's group premiered his tango 6ª del R. 2 at the café at Avenida de Mayo 899 ^[2].

Paulos died in Buenos Aires on 21 November 1921 ^[3]. One source gives only the year of death, 1921 ^[1]. After his death, Roberto Firpo recorded the tango as Inspiración in 1922 ^[2], and Agustín Magaldi recorded Inspiración with a lyric by Luis Rubistein for Brunswick in 1931 ^[4].

History

The earliest dated item in Paulos's career is El distinguido ciudadano, written in 1915 for the comedy of the same name ^[2]. That comedy was staged by Roberto Casaux at the Teatro Apolo ^[2].

In 1918 his tango 6ª del R. 2 was premiered by Augusto Berto's group ^[2]. The premiere took place at the café at Avenida de Mayo 899 ^[2].

Paulos died in Buenos Aires ^[3]. One source gives the full date, 21 November 1921 ^[3], and another gives the year 1921 ^[1].

Recordings

In 1922 Roberto Firpo recorded the tango as Inspiración ^[2]. The source's wording suggests that the piece was recorded under a title different from an earlier one, but the dossier does not state the earlier title ^[2].

In 1931 Agustín Magaldi recorded Inspiración for the Brunswick label ^[4]. Magaldi's recording used a lyric by Luis Rubistein ^[4].

Related

Paulos is credited as the composer of the tango Inspiración .