Oscar Arona

Born on November 7, 1905[1]Single source

Menta y cedrón — composed by Oscar Arona[2][6]Single source

El cornetín del tranvia — composed by Oscar Arona[3][7]Single source

Mia — composed by Oscar Arona[5]Single source

Mentiras criollas — composed by Oscar Arona[10]Single source

Parque Patricios — composed by Oscar Arona[11]Single source

El picaflor — composed by Oscar Arona[12]Single source

Imaginación — composed by Oscar Arona[13]Single source

Don Juan Mondiola — composed by Oscar Arona[14]Single source

Bailongo de los domingos — composed by Oscar Arona[15]Single source

Malvón — composed by Oscar Arona[16]Single source

Pobre huerfanita — composed by Oscar Arona[17]Single source

Al volver de madrugada — composed by Oscar Arona[18]Single source

Wikidata · Q55459282[4]Single source

tango.info · AntohArona[5]Single source

MusicBrainz · 7530e4fe-cc78-4808-992f-b11a0fd273e8source

Discogs · 1837015[9]Single source

Siempre no — lyrics by Oscar Arona[8]Single source

Mentiras criollas — lyrics by Oscar Arona[10]Single source

Parque Patricios — lyrics by Oscar Arona[11]Single source

Don Juan Mondiola — lyrics by Oscar Arona[14]Single source