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Roberto Flores

Roberto Flores: born on 1907-07-29.

Roberto Flores: died on 1981-11-09.

Roberto Flores was born in Buenos Aires Argentina.

Roberto Flores: Cantor y compositor and Flores went solo on an offer from the record company, making him the first orchestra singer to go solo, a few years before Alberto Castillo left Tanturi in 1943.

Linked to Roberto Flores (composed by): Tristeza marina.

Linked to Roberto Flores (sung by): Clavelito en flor · 1937, Mi muñequita · 1937, Que lejos que estoy · 1938, Dejame ser así · 1938, La maja aristocrática · 1938, Mi verdad · 1938, Las espigadoras · 1938, and Vendrás alguna vez · 1938.

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Born1

Born on July 29, 1907

Supported · 2

In other catalogues4

TodoTango · creador/685

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tango.info · DominPatti

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Wikidata · Q28358531source

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MusicBrainz · a466f0b1-186a-4136-a561-505e98d79e9bsource

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Died1

Died on November 9, 1981

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Birthplace1

Born in Buenos Aires Argentina

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Notes2

Cantor y compositor

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Flores went solo on an offer from the record company, making him the first orchestra singer to go solo, a few years before Alberto Castillo left Tanturi in 1943.

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Composer1

Tristeza marina — composed by Roberto Flores

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Singers17

Clavelito en flor · Enrique Rodríguez · 1937 — sung by Roberto Flores

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Mi muñequita · Enrique Rodríguez · 1937 — sung by Roberto Flores

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Que lejos que estoy · Enrique Rodríguez · 1938 — sung by Roberto Flores

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Dejame ser así · Enrique Rodríguez · 1938 — sung by Roberto Flores

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La maja aristocrática · Enrique Rodríguez · 1938 — sung by Roberto Flores

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Mi verdad · Enrique Rodríguez · 1938 — sung by Roberto Flores

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Las espigadoras · Enrique Rodríguez · 1938 — sung by Roberto Flores

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Vendrás alguna vez · Enrique Rodríguez · 1938 — sung by Roberto Flores

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Los piconeros · Enrique Rodríguez · 1939 — sung by Roberto Flores

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Te quiero ver escopeta · Enrique Rodríguez · 1939 — sung by Roberto Flores

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Son cosas del bandoneón · Enrique Rodríguez · 1939 — sung by Roberto Flores

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Un copetín · Enrique Rodríguez · 1939 — sung by Roberto Flores

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Mosterio · Enrique Rodríguez · 1939 — sung by Roberto Flores

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Salud dinero y amor · Enrique Rodríguez · 1939 — sung by Roberto Flores

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Con permiso señorita · Enrique Rodríguez · 1939 — sung by Roberto Flores

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Tengo mil novias · Enrique Rodríguez · 1939 — sung by Roberto Flores

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Si no me engaña el corazón · Enrique Rodríguez · 1939 — sung by Roberto Flores

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Sang with1

Sang with Enrique Rodríguez1937

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