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Héctor Marcó

7 facts · 6 sources · every fact links its source

Composed by1

A mi padre — composed by Héctor MarcóSingle source

Born on1

Born on Born on Boedo street (he gave 12 December; Wikipedia gives the 13th).1906-12-12Single source

Described as5

Described as Adopts the stage name Marcó.1930Single source

Described as Writes Corazón with Carlos Di Sarli.1939Single source

Described as Writes Nido gaucho with Di Sarli and scores the film El camino de las llamas.1942Single source

Described as Writes Porteño y bailarín with Di Sarli.1945Single source

Described as Dies in Buenos Aires.1987-09-30Single source

Timeline

  1. 1906-12-12

    Born on Born on Boedo street (he gave 12 December; Wikipedia gives the 13th).Single source

  2. 1930

    Described as Adopts the stage name Marcó.Single source

  3. 1939

    Described as Writes Corazón with Carlos Di Sarli.Single source

  4. 1942

    Described as Writes Nido gaucho with Di Sarli and scores the film El camino de las llamas.Single source

  5. 1945

    Described as Writes Porteño y bailarín with Di Sarli.Single source

  6. 1987-09-30

    Described as Dies in Buenos Aires.Single source

Related

  1. [1]TangoCloud public music creditscatalogue
  2. [2]Héctor Marcó: biografíabiography · timeline-13126
  3. [3]Corazóncatalogue · timeline-13128
  4. [4]Nido gauchocatalogue · timeline-13129
  5. [5]Porteño y bailaríncatalogue · timeline-13130
  6. [6]Héctor Marcócatalogue · timeline-13131