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Luis Stazo

1940: Plays in a youth orchestra with Julián Plaza and Ernesto Franco.† 1948: Professional debut in Jorge Argentino Fernández's orchestra.† 1949: Soloist in Argentino Galván's orchestra.† 1958: Conducts Ángel Vargas's orchestra in RCA Victor recordings, continuing into 1959.† 1959: Joins Alfredo De Angelis's orchestra, staying until 1965.† 1965: Co-founds Los Siete del Tango with Orlando Trípodi, co-directing until 1969.†

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Born on Born in Buenos Aires.1930-06-21Single source

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Described as Plays in a youth orchestra with Julián Plaza and Ernesto Franco.1940Single source

Described as Professional debut in Jorge Argentino Fernández's orchestra.1948Single source

Described as Soloist in Argentino Galván's orchestra.1949Single source

Described as Conducts Ángel Vargas's orchestra in RCA Victor recordings, continuing into 1959.1958Single source

Described as Joins Alfredo De Angelis's orchestra, staying until 1965.1959Single source

Described as Co-founds Los Siete del Tango with Orlando Trípodi, co-directing until 1969.1965Single source

Described as Among the founders of La Casa del Tango.1967-09-18Single source

Described as Founds the Sexteto Mayor with José Libertella; debut at La Casa de Carlos Gardel.1973Single source

Described as The sextet opens Trottoirs de Buenos Aires in Paris.1981Single source

Described as Leaves the Sexteto Mayor, settles in Berlin and forms the trio StazoMayor.2005Single source

Described as His Sexteto Stazo Mayor premieres Tango Pasión - El último tango at the Théâtre des Champs-Élysées in Paris.2008-12-19Single source

Described as Dies in Germany.2016-03-21Single source

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