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Maruja Pacheco Huergo

1934: Acts in Galería de esperanzas, written by Enrique Cadícamo.† 1937: Writes El adiós with Virgilio San Clemente and sets Homero Manzi's Canto de ausencia.† 1938: Ignacio Corsini records El adiós; she polls over thirty thousand votes as Miss Radio.† 1939: Writes Sinfonía de arrabal, recorded by Edgardo Donato's orchestra.† 1983: Dies in Buenos Aires.†

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El adiós — composed by Maruja Pacheco HuergoSingle source

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Described as Acts in Galería de esperanzas, written by Enrique Cadícamo.1934Single source

Described as Writes El adiós with Virgilio San Clemente and sets Homero Manzi's Canto de ausencia.1937Single source

Described as Ignacio Corsini records El adiós; she polls over thirty thousand votes as Miss Radio.1938-03-15Single source

Described as Writes Sinfonía de arrabal, recorded by Edgardo Donato's orchestra.1939Single source

Described as Dies in Buenos Aires.1983-09-02Single source

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Born on 1916-04-031916-04-03source

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