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Luis Visca
11 facts · 7 sources · every fact links its source
Composed by4
Quién será — composed by Luis ViscaSingle source
No me lo digas — composed by Luis ViscaSingle source
Barajando recuerdos — composed by Luis ViscaSingle source
Yo también — composed by Luis ViscaSingle source
Born on1
Born on Born in Buenos Aires.1903-06-19Single source
Described as6
Described as Debuts professionally at the Cine Colón on Avenida Entre Ríos.1924Single source
Described as Joins the D'Arienzo-Visca-Mazzeo orchestra.1926Single source
Described as Compadrón, with Cadícamo's words, is first played by Aieta's orchestra at the Bar Germinal; Gardel records it on 6 October.1927-10-06Single source
Described as Muñeca brava, with Cadícamo, appears.1929Single source
Described as Writes Yo también and the vals Quién será with Luis Rubistein.1940Single source
Described as Dies in Buenos Aires.1968-06-22Single source
Timeline
1903-06-19
Born on Born in Buenos Aires.Single source
1924
Described as Debuts professionally at the Cine Colón on Avenida Entre Ríos.Single source
1926
Described as Joins the D'Arienzo-Visca-Mazzeo orchestra.Single source
1927-10-06
Described as Compadrón, with Cadícamo's words, is first played by Aieta's orchestra at the Bar Germinal; Gardel records it on 6 October.Single source
1929
Described as Muñeca brava, with Cadícamo, appears.Single source
1940
Described as Writes Yo también and the vals Quién será with Luis Rubistein.Single source
1968-06-22
Described as Dies in Buenos Aires.Single source
Related
- [1]TangoCloud public music creditscatalogue
- [2]Luis Viscacatalogue · timeline-13607
- [3]Luis Viscaencyclopedia · timeline-13608
- [4]Biografía de Luis Visca (Orlando del Greco)biography · timeline-13609
- [5]Biografía de Luis Visca (Néstor Pinsón)biography · timeline-13610
- [6]Muñeca bravacatalogue · timeline-13611
- [7]Yo tambiéncatalogue · timeline-13612