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Fulvio Salamanca

Fulvio Salamanca played in Juan D'Arienzo.† Fulvio Salamanca led Fulvio Salamanca.††† Fulvio Salamanca was born in Juan B. Molina (Santa Fe) Argentina.†† Fulvio Salamanca: Pianista, director, arreglador y compositor, Salamanca joined D'Arienzo's band at 19 in 1940 and is 37 in 1958, after 17 years with the orchestra., and Salamanca was a communist with frequent run-ins with the authorities; once, on Laborde's or Bustos's first day of rehearsal, D'Arienzo did not turn up because he was at the police station getting Salamanca out. D'Arienzo recorded lunfardo lyrics while lunfardo was banned on the radio (at least eight records), and simply paid bail.††† Fulvio Salamanca died in Buenos Aires.†

Tours

  1. 1935Founds the Orquesta Mickey in Las Varillas and tours Córdoba province.†

    Part of The Orquesta Mickey's 1935 tour of Córdoba province

    Places named: Córdoba

  2. 1961Tours inland Uruguay and Chile and records eleven titles for Philips.†

    Part of Fulvio Salamanca's 1961 tour of Uruguay and Chile

    Places named: Uruguay, Chile

  3. 1975Tours Japan for nearly three months and records 24 tracks for Victor Japan.†

    Part of Fulvio Salamanca's 1975 tour of Japan

    Places named: Japan

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As an orchestra leader

As a musician1935–1957

  • piano, 1935–1957

As a composer

As a musician

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Instruments: piano. Led Fulvio Salamanca.

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Played in1

Played in Juan D'Arienzo1940

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Orchestras led1

Led Fulvio SalamancaMay 11, 1957, Nov 6, 1959, Dec 19, 1963

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In other catalogues4

TodoTango · creador/703

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Wikidata · Q34618587source

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MusicBrainz · 519d2a26-e403-4a64-b6ea-4aa54c1d8844source

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Discogs · 1296748

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Born1

Born on August 19, 1921

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Died1

Died on May 25, 1999

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Birthplace1

Born in Juan B. Molina (Santa Fe) Argentina

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Notes3

Pianista, director, arreglador y compositor

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Salamanca joined D'Arienzo's band at 19 in 1940 and is 37 in 1958, after 17 years with the orchestra.

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Salamanca was a communist with frequent run-ins with the authorities; once, on Laborde's or Bustos's first day of rehearsal, D'Arienzo did not turn up because he was at the police station getting Salamanca out. D'Arienzo recorded lunfardo lyrics while lunfardo was banned on the radio (at least eight records), and simply paid bail.

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Composer26

Viento sur — composed by Fulvio Salamanca

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Y suma y sigue — composed by Fulvio Salamanca

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Desde aquella noche — composed by Fulvio Salamanca

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Hoy me vas a escuchar — composed by Fulvio Salamanca

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Ganzúa — composed by Fulvio Salamanca

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Amarga sospecha — composed by Fulvio Salamanca

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La sonrisa de mamá — composed by Fulvio Salamanca

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Delantal — composed by Fulvio Salamanca

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Aquí he venido a cantar — composed by Fulvio Salamanca

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Toma estas monedas — composed by Fulvio Salamanca

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Matraca — composed by Fulvio Salamanca

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Idolo eterno — composed by Fulvio Salamanca

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Muñeco saltarín — composed by Fulvio Salamanca

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La polquita — composed by Fulvio Salamanca

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Barracas al sud — composed by Fulvio Salamanca

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Trampa — composed by Fulvio Salamanca

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Carancho — composed by Fulvio Salamanca

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Necesito tu cariño — composed by Fulvio Salamanca

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Porque tú me lo pides — composed by Fulvio Salamanca

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Chamusquina — composed by Fulvio Salamanca

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Eterna — composed by Fulvio Salamanca

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Ay Mimosa — composed by Fulvio Salamanca

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Sin balurdo — composed by Fulvio Salamanca

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Ana Maria — composed by Fulvio Salamanca

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Aunque vivas en el cielo — composed by Fulvio Salamanca

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Dale dale caballito — composed by Fulvio Salamanca

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Lyricist4

Matraca — lyrics by Fulvio Salamanca

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La sonrisa de mamá — lyrics by Fulvio Salamanca

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Sin balurdo — lyrics by Fulvio Salamanca

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Ganzúa — lyrics by Fulvio Salamanca

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Place of death1

Died in Buenos Aires

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