Juan Polito

La bruja — composed by Juan Polito[1][4][68]Supported · 2

Castigo — composed by Juan Polito[1][57]Supported · 2

Yo sé que te adoro — composed by Juan Polito[7][14]Single source

Castigo y pasión — composed by Juan Polito[8][59]Single source

La pista esta que arde — composed by Juan Polito[9][33]Single source

Vampiresa — composed by Juan Polito[10]Single source

Con alma y nervio — composed by Juan Polito[11][24]Single source

Campanita — composed by Juan Polito[12]Single source

Entre sueños — composed by Juan Polito[15]Single source

Este es el rey — composed by Juan Polito[16]Single source

Rosita de arrabal — composed by Juan Polito[17]Single source

Buenas noches mi amor — composed by Juan Polito[18]Single source

Gurrumina — composed by Juan Polito[19]Single source

Nene — composed by Juan Polito[20]Single source

Se mira y no se toca — composed by Juan Polito[21]Single source

Serenata — composed by Juan Polito[22]Single source

No te hagas la lechuguita — composed by Juan Polito[23]Single source

Siempre primero — composed by Juan Polito[26]Single source

De corte arrabalero — composed by Juan Polito[27]Single source

Cebollitas de potrero — composed by Juan Polito[31]Single source

Pura trampa — composed by Juan Polito[32]Single source

El gran favorito — composed by Juan Polito[34]Single source

El tren de las ocho — composed by Juan Polito[35]Single source

La perfumada flor — composed by Juan Polito[38]Single source

Yo soy un picaflor — composed by Juan Polito[39]Single source

Dialogando con el rio — composed by Juan Polito[43]Single source

Primerisimo — composed by Juan Polito[44]Single source

Los hombres no lloran — composed by Juan Polito[45]Single source

Tambor moreno — composed by Juan Polito[46]Single source

Tambaleando — composed by Juan Polito[47]Single source

Tu verdugo — composed by Juan Polito[48]Single source

El caramelito — composed by Juan Polito[49]Single source

Se prendió la colorada — composed by Juan Polito[52]Single source

Glorioso Chantecler — composed by Juan Polito[53]Single source

Una hora más — composed by Juan Polito[54]Single source

Tu amor fué mentira — composed by Juan Polito[55]Single source

Buenos Aires de mi amor — composed by Juan Polito[56]Single source

Hola ricurita — composed by Juan Polito[58]Single source

Fangal de dolor — composed by Juan Polito[60]Single source

Color esperanza — composed by Juan Polito[61]Single source

Malumba — composed by Juan Polito[62]Single source

Bueno, derecho y varón — composed by Juan Polito[63]Single source

Quedó en venir a las nueve — composed by Juan Polito[64]Single source

El desquite — composed by Juan Polito[65]Single source

Not Recorded by Juan D'Arienzo1928–1929[2]Single source

Left Juan D'Arienzo1928–1929[2]Single source

TodoTango · creador/105[3][5][6]Supported · 2

Wikidata · Q33877722source

MusicBrainz · d03ae617-5036-4cf2-b6cb-b4e508ef42e3source

Born on July 11, 1908[3][5][6]Supported · 2

Died on October 25, 1981[3][5][6]Supported · 2

Born in Buenos Aires Argentina[3][5][6]Supported · 2

Pianista, compositor, arreglador y director[3][5][6]Supported · 2

Polito, D'Arienzo's pianist after Biagi, has led his own band since the whole D'Arienzo orchestra quit in February 1940; that band never got a recording contract.[66]Single source

In 1953 Polito's band is of 'intermediate complexity', bangs out the beats and sounds like the early 1940s.[66]Single source

When the whole band left D'Arienzo in 1940, Polito tried to copy the D'Arienzo sound, while Biagi in 1938 created his own sound in which the piano doesn't dominate.[67]Single source

Con alma y nervio — lyrics by Juan Polito[11][24]Single source

La manzanita — lyrics by Juan Polito[13]Single source

No te hagas la lechuguita — lyrics by Juan Polito[23]Single source

D'Arienzo y palito — lyrics by Juan Polito[25]Single source

Amor de fortinera — lyrics by Juan Polito[28]Single source

Mi Japón — lyrics by Juan Polito[29]Single source

Me vio tu barrio — lyrics by Juan Polito[30]Single source

Sin dobleces — lyrics by Juan Polito[36]Single source

Azul siempre azul — lyrics by Juan Polito[37]Single source

Yo soy un picaflor — lyrics by Juan Polito[39]Single source

Me diste un beso — lyrics by Juan Polito[40]Single source

Se casó el abuelo — lyrics by Juan Polito[41]Single source

Julieta y Romeo — lyrics by Juan Polito[42]Single source

Tambor moreno — lyrics by Juan Polito[46]Single source

El caramelito — lyrics by Juan Polito[49]Single source

El tigre de Almagro — lyrics by Juan Polito[50]Single source

Entre tango y zamba — lyrics by Juan Polito[51]Single source

Se prendió la colorada — lyrics by Juan Polito[52]Single source

Buenos Aires de mi amor — lyrics by Juan Polito[56]Single source

Malumba — lyrics by Juan Polito[62]Single source