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Orlando Goñi

Orlando Goñi (born 26 January 1914) was a tango pianist and the pianist of Aníbal Troilo's orchestra when it opened at the Marabú cabaret on 1 July 1937 [3][6]. He left Troilo in 1943 to lead his own orchestra and died in Montevideo on 5 February 1945, aged 31 [1].

Orlando Goñi was a tango pianist born on 26 January 1914 [6]. He debuted in Alfredo Calabró's orchestra in 1928 [1], and in 1936 he joined Juan Carlos Cobián's orchestra, where he played again beside Aníbal Troilo [2].

Goñi was the pianist of Troilo's new orchestra, which opened at the Marabú cabaret on 1 July 1937 [3]. He is recorded as a member of the Aníbal Troilo orchestra from that date and through 1938-1939 [4], and again for 1940-1942 [5]. He left Troilo in September 1943, and his own orchestra opened at the café El Nacional on 1 December of that year [1].

In 1944 Radio Belgrano signed his orchestra [1]. Goñi died in Montevideo on 5 February 1945, aged 31 [1]. In 1949 Alfredo Gobbi composed the tango "Orlando Goñi" in his memory [1].

Early career

Goñi made his debut in 1928, in the orchestra of Alfredo Calabró [1]. In 1936 he joined the orchestra of Juan Carlos Cobián, where he again played alongside Aníbal Troilo [2]. The sources do not give details of the earlier occasion on which the two had played together [2].

With Aníbal Troilo

Goñi was the pianist of the new orchestra formed by Aníbal Troilo, which opened at the Marabú cabaret on 1 July 1937 [3]. A chronicle of the Troilo orchestra lists him as a member from 1 July 1937 [4] and for the period 1938-1939 [4]. Another version of the same chronicle places him in the orchestra during 1940-1942 [5]. He left Troilo in September 1943 [1].

Own orchestra

After leaving Troilo, Goñi formed his own orchestra, which opened at the café El Nacional on 1 December 1943 [1]. In 1944 the orchestra was signed by Radio Belgrano [1].

Death and legacy

Goñi died in Montevideo on 5 February 1945, aged 31 [1]. In 1949 Alfredo Gobbi composed a tango titled "Orlando Goñi" in his memory [1].

Related

Goñi's principal documented association was with the Aníbal Troilo orchestra, in which he served as pianist from its 1937 opening until 1943 [3][4][1].

Referencias

  1. 1.Orlando Goñi · es.wikipedia.org
  2. 2.Orlando Goñi · todotango.com
  3. 3.Aníbal Troilo · es.wikipedia.org
  4. 4.Orquesta Típica Aníbal Troilo (Néstor Pinsón) · todotango.com
  5. 5.Orquesta Típica Aníbal Troilo - Todotango.com · todotango.com
  6. 6.Tangopedia staff · tangopedia.app
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Descrito como Debuts in Alfredo Calabró's orchestra.1928Single source

Descrito como Joins Juan Carlos Cobián's orchestra, where he plays again beside Aníbal Troilo.1936Single source

Descrito como Pianist of Troilo's new orchestra, which opens at the Marabú cabaret on 1 July.1937-07-01Single source

Descrito como Leaves Troilo in September; his own orchestra opens at the café El Nacional on 1 December.1943-12-01Single source

Descrito como Radio Belgrano signs his orchestra.1944Single source

Descrito como Dies in Montevideo, aged 31.1945-02-05Single source

Descrito como Alfredo Gobbi composes the tango Orlando Goñi in his memory.1949Single source

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Tocó en Aníbal Troilo1937-07-01Single source

Tocó en Aníbal Troilo1938–1939Single source

Tocó en Aníbal Troilo1940–1942Single source

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Nació el 1914-01-261914-01-26source

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