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Francisco Bastardi

1909: Debuts as an actor with Pablo Podestá at the Teatro Apolo.† 1913: Meets Carlos Gardel at the Bar Domínguez, introduced by Elías Alippi.† 1917: Writes his first tango, Alma de arrabal, with Antonino Cipolla.† 1923: Azucena Maizani introduces La cabeza del italiano.† 1925: Writes Entrá nomás with Juan Rezzano, later recorded by Gardel.† 1936: Acts in the film Amalia.†

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Described as Debuts as an actor with Pablo Podestá at the Teatro Apolo.1909Single source

Described as Meets Carlos Gardel at the Bar Domínguez, introduced by Elías Alippi.1913Single source

Described as Writes his first tango, Alma de arrabal, with Antonino Cipolla.1917Single source

Described as Azucena Maizani introduces La cabeza del italiano.1923Single source

Described as Writes Entrá nomás with Juan Rezzano, later recorded by Gardel.1925Single source

Described as Acts in the film Amalia.1936Single source

Described as Publishes his memoirs, Yo también.1963Single source

Described as Dies in Buenos Aires.1976-03-06Single source

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Born on 1883-10-041883-10-04source

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