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Samuel Linnig

Samuel Linnig: Joins the magazine Nosotros as critic and poet., His first play, written with Luis Rodríguez Acasuso, premieres and is banned., María Esther Podestá introduces Milonguita in his sainete Delikatessen Hauss at the Teatro Ópera., Manolita Poli introduces Melenita de oro in his sainete Milonguita., His last play, Puente Alsina, premieres at the Teatro Nacional, with Campana de plata., Dies., and Letrista y autor teatral.

Samuel Linnig: born on 1888-06-12.

Linked to Samuel Linnig (lyrics by): Melenita de oro and Milonguita.

Samuel Linnig: died on 1925-10-16.

Samuel Linnig was born in Montevideo Uruguay.

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Joins the magazine Nosotros as critic and poet.1912

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His first play, written with Luis Rodríguez Acasuso, premieres and is banned.1915

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María Esther Podestá introduces Milonguita in his sainete Delikatessen Hauss at the Teatro Ópera.May 12, 1920

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Manolita Poli introduces Melenita de oro in his sainete Milonguita.Aug 25, 1922

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His last play, Puente Alsina, premieres at the Teatro Nacional, with Campana de plata.Jun 10, 1925

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Dies.Oct 16, 1925

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Letrista y autor teatral

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Born on June 12, 1888

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Lyricist2

Melenita de oro — lyrics by Samuel Linnig

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Milonguita — lyrics by Samuel Linnig

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TodoTango · creador/501

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Wikidata · Q6118161source

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tango.info · SamueLinni

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MusicBrainz · dc159de7-d019-4d63-b5c1-7f0c249665d5source

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Discogs · 1296769

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Died1

Died on October 16, 1925

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Birthplace1

Born in Montevideo Uruguay

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