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Rodolfo Sciammarella

15 facts · 6 sources · every fact links its source

Composed by6

Dime mi amor — composed by Rodolfo SciammarellaSingle source

Isabelita — composed by Rodolfo SciammarellaSingle source

No te engañes corazón — composed by Rodolfo SciammarellaSingle source

Otra noche — composed by Rodolfo SciammarellaSingle source

De igual a igual — composed by Rodolfo SciammarellaSingle source

Arrepentido — composed by Rodolfo SciammarellaSingle source

Born on1

Born on Born in Buenos Aires.1902-10-08Single source

Described as8

Described as Ignacio Corsini introduces his first tango, No te engañes corazón, in La vida comienza mañana at the Teatro Apolo.1926Single source

Described as Gardel records No te engañes corazón and Che Bartolo.1928Single source

Described as Writes Vieja recova with Enrique Cadícamo.1930Single source

Described as Begins scoring films with Dancing; in ¡Tango! Libertad Lamarque sings his Andate.1933Single source

Described as Writes the songs of the film Besos brujos.1937Single source

Described as Goes into exile in Mexico after the fall of Perón.1955Single source

Described as Moves to Spain.1962Single source

Described as Dies in Buenos Aires.1973-06-24Single source

Timeline

  1. 1902-10-08

    Born on Born in Buenos Aires.Single source

  2. 1926

    Described as Ignacio Corsini introduces his first tango, No te engañes corazón, in La vida comienza mañana at the Teatro Apolo.Single source

  3. 1928

    Described as Gardel records No te engañes corazón and Che Bartolo.Single source

  4. 1930

    Described as Writes Vieja recova with Enrique Cadícamo.Single source

  5. 1933

    Described as Begins scoring films with Dancing; in ¡Tango! Libertad Lamarque sings his Andate.Single source

  6. 1937

    Described as Writes the songs of the film Besos brujos.Single source

  7. 1955

    Described as Goes into exile in Mexico after the fall of Perón.Single source

  8. 1962

    Described as Moves to Spain.Single source

Related

  1. [1]TangoCloud public music creditscatalogue
  2. [2]Rodolfo SciammarellaTodo Tango (todotango.com), by permission · catalogue · timeline-13063
  3. [3]Rodolfo Sciammarella: biografíaTodo Tango (todotango.com), by permission · biography · timeline-13064
  4. [4]Rodolfo Sciammarella: biografíaTodo Tango (todotango.com), by permission · biography · timeline-13065
  5. [5]Vieja recovaTodo Tango (todotango.com), by permission · catalogue · timeline-13066
  6. [6]Rodolfo SciamarellaWikipedia (es), CC BY-SA 4.0 · encyclopedia · timeline-13069