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Domingo Santa Cruz

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Composed by1

Unión Cívica — composed by Domingo Santa CruzSingle source

Born on1

Born on Born in the Once district of Buenos Aires.1884-12-20Single source

Described as8

Described as Breaks his left leg working for the Western Railway; the limp names him El Rengo.1900Single source

Described as Composes Unión Cívica, written down by Alfredo Bevilacqua.1904Single source

Described as Wins a following in the popular cafés of Barracas and La Boca.1905Single source

Described as Leads a quartet at Café La Morocha with Juan Santa Cruz and Carlos Hernani Macchi.1910Single source

Described as Plays Café Atenas at Santa Fe and Canning.1913Single source

Described as Holds a tango and waltz contest at the brothers' dance academy, Gascón 1150.1914Single source

Described as Plays about two months at Café Tupí Nambá in Montevideo.1916Single source

Described as Dies at the Hospital Tornú after a radio benefit organised by colleagues.1931-08-05Single source

Timeline

  1. 1884-12-20

    Born on Born in the Once district of Buenos Aires.Single source

  2. 1900

    Described as Breaks his left leg working for the Western Railway; the limp names him El Rengo.Single source

  3. 1904

    Described as Composes Unión Cívica, written down by Alfredo Bevilacqua.Single source

  4. 1905

    Described as Wins a following in the popular cafés of Barracas and La Boca.Single source

  5. 1910

    Described as Leads a quartet at Café La Morocha with Juan Santa Cruz and Carlos Hernani Macchi.Single source

  6. 1913

    Described as Plays Café Atenas at Santa Fe and Canning.Single source

  7. 1914

    Described as Holds a tango and waltz contest at the brothers' dance academy, Gascón 1150.Single source

  8. 1916

    Described as Plays about two months at Café Tupí Nambá in Montevideo.Single source

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