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Miguel Bucino

Miguel Bucino (born 14 August 1905, died 15 December 1973) was a tango dancer and composer [3][4]. He played bandoneon briefly in Francisco Canaro's orchestra and danced professionally from 1925, including at the Teatro Colón and on tour in Brazil, Madrid and Paris [1]. He retired from the stage in 1942 [1].

Miguel Bucino was born on 14 August 1905 [4]. The earliest documented step in his career came in 1923, when he joined Francisco Canaro's orchestra as a bandoneon player and was let go after a few performances [1].

He made his debut as a professional dancer at the Teatro Maipo in 1925 [1]. Over the following years he danced in Brazil with Julio De Caro's orchestra, and he became the first to dance tango at the Teatro Colón [1]. He later performed in Madrid and Paris with a revue company [1]. In 1935 he appeared in the film Noches de Buenos Aires [2].

Bucino also wrote tangos, starting with Pa' que bronquen in 1926 [1]. In 1942 he retired from the stage and wrote Que me quiten lo bailao [1]. Public music credits name him as composer of several further works . He died on 15 December 1973 [3].

Early career as a musician

In 1923 Bucino joined Francisco Canaro's orchestra on bandoneon [1]. He was let go after a few performances [1].

Dance career

Bucino debuted as a professional dancer at the Teatro Maipo in 1925 [1].

In 1927 he danced in Brazil with Julio De Caro's orchestra [1].

In 1929 he became the first to dance tango at the Teatro Colón, appearing in Orfilia Rico's shows [1].

In 1931 he performed in Madrid and Paris with the revue company of Bayón Herrera and Romero [1].

He retired from the stage in 1942 [1].

Film

Bucino appeared in the 1935 film Noches de Buenos Aires [2].

Repertoire

Bucino wrote his first tango, Pa' que bronquen, in 1926 [1]. In 1942, the year he retired from the stage, he wrote Que me quiten lo bailao [1].

Public music credits list Bucino as composer of the following works :

  • Milonga del corazón
  • El corazón me engañó
  • Lo pasao paso
  • Decile que vuelva
  • El viento me cuenta cosas
  • Bailarín compadrito

The credits give no dates for these works .

References

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  1. 1.Miguel Bucino: biografía · todotango.com
  2. 2.Miguel Bucino · es.wikipedia.org
  3. 3.Miguel Bucino · todotango.com
  4. 4.Tangopedia staff · tangopedia.app

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Composer35

Milonga del corazón — composed by Miguel Bucino

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El corazón me engañó — composed by Miguel Bucino

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Lo pasao paso — composed by Miguel Bucino

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Decile que vuelva — composed by Miguel Bucino

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El viento me cuenta cosas — composed by Miguel Bucino

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Bailarín compadrito — composed by Miguel Bucino

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Una carta — composed by Miguel Bucino

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Que me quiten lo bailao — composed by Miguel Bucino

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Tedio — composed by Miguel Bucino

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Encuentro — composed by Miguel Bucino

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La mañana — composed by Miguel Bucino

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Martingala — composed by Miguel Bucino

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Para que lo oigan — composed by Miguel Bucino

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Música de mi Argentina — composed by Miguel Bucino

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El anillo de oro — composed by Miguel Bucino

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Fenómeno — composed by Miguel Bucino

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Guitarra — composed by Miguel Bucino

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Cuatro palabras — composed by Miguel Bucino

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Olvídame — composed by Miguel Bucino

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Vine a verte — composed by Miguel Bucino

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Mina bacana — composed by Miguel Bucino

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Pañuelito bordao — composed by Miguel Bucino

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Gloria de guapo — composed by Miguel Bucino

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Viaje largo — composed by Miguel Bucino

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Y siempre la misma historia — composed by Miguel Bucino

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Tus fragancias — composed by Miguel Bucino

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Dos minutos — composed by Miguel Bucino

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Y se fue la vieja — composed by Miguel Bucino

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Que digan lo que quieran — composed by Miguel Bucino

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Los hombres no lloran — composed by Miguel Bucino

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Me llamo como me llamo — composed by Miguel Bucino

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Sentimiento de calavera — composed by Miguel Bucino

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No te vayas mi bien — composed by Miguel Bucino

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Justo un año — composed by Miguel Bucino

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Suavemente — composed by Miguel Bucino

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Joins Francisco Canaro's orchestra on bandoneon and is let go after a few performances.1923

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Debuts as a professional dancer at the Teatro Maipo.1925

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Writes his first tango, Pa' que bronquen.1926

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Dances in Brazil with Julio De Caro's orchestra.1927

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Becomes the first to dance tango at the Teatro Colón, in Orfilia Rico's shows.1929

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Performs in Madrid and Paris with Bayón Herrera and Romero's revue company.1931

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Appears in the film Noches de Buenos Aires.1935

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Retires from the stage; writes Que me quiten lo bailao.1942

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Dies.Dec 15, 1973

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Bandoneonista, bailarín, letrista y compositor

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Born1

Born on August 14, 1905

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In other catalogues5

TodoTango · creador/392

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Wikidata · Q15966117source

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tango.info · MigueBucin

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MusicBrainz · 88af6146-dddd-4733-90d0-e18db1242e82source

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Discogs · 1296805

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Died1

Died on December 15, 1973

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Birthplace1

Born in Buenos Aires Argentina

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Lyricist34

Una carta — lyrics by Miguel Bucino

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Bailarín compadrito — lyrics by Miguel Bucino

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Que me quiten lo bailao — lyrics by Miguel Bucino

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Tedio — lyrics by Miguel Bucino

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El viento me cuenta cosas — lyrics by Miguel Bucino

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Encuentro — lyrics by Miguel Bucino

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Decile que vuelva — lyrics by Miguel Bucino

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La mañana — lyrics by Miguel Bucino

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Martingala — lyrics by Miguel Bucino

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Para que lo oigan — lyrics by Miguel Bucino

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Música de mi Argentina — lyrics by Miguel Bucino

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Lo pasao paso — lyrics by Miguel Bucino

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El corazón me engañó — lyrics by Miguel Bucino

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Guitarra — lyrics by Miguel Bucino

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Cuatro palabras — lyrics by Miguel Bucino

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Olvídame — lyrics by Miguel Bucino

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Milonga del corazón — lyrics by Miguel Bucino

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Ushuaia — lyrics by Miguel Bucino

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Vine a verte — lyrics by Miguel Bucino

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Pañuelito bordao — lyrics by Miguel Bucino

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Gloria de guapo — lyrics by Miguel Bucino

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Y siempre la misma historia — lyrics by Miguel Bucino

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Tus fragancias — lyrics by Miguel Bucino

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Dos minutos — lyrics by Miguel Bucino

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Y se fue la vieja — lyrics by Miguel Bucino

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Si pido mas me paso — lyrics by Miguel Bucino

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Cuánto te extraño vida mía — lyrics by Miguel Bucino

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Amarroto — lyrics by Miguel Bucino

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Me llaman milonga — lyrics by Miguel Bucino

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Sentimiento de calavera — lyrics by Miguel Bucino

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No te vayas mi bien — lyrics by Miguel Bucino

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Mucho mucho — lyrics by Miguel Bucino

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Justo un año — lyrics by Miguel Bucino

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Suavemente — lyrics by Miguel Bucino

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