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La Lora

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  1. 1912

    Described as In 1912 he had his first academy at the Café Koma, on Charcas and TalcahuanoSingle source

  2. 1926–1935

    Described as From 1926 to 1935 the academy was called Los Hermanos La Lora, at Corrientes 2314Single source

La Lora: In 1912 he had his first academy at the Café Koma, on Charcas and Talcahuano and From 1926 to 1935 the academy was called Los Hermanos La Lora, at Corrientes 2314.† 1912: In 1912 he had his first academy at the Café Koma, on Charcas and Talcahuano.† 1926: From 1926 to 1935 the academy was called Los Hermanos La Lora, at Corrientes 2314.†

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In 1912 he had his first academy at the Café Koma, on Charcas and Talcahuano1912

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From 1926 to 1935 the academy was called Los Hermanos La Lora, at Corrientes 23141926–1935

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