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Oscar Herrero

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Nochero soy — composed by Oscar HerreroSingle source

Born on Born in Palermo, Buenos Aires.1921-07-05Single source

Described as Debuts at sixteen in his brothers' orchestra.1937Single source

Described as Joins Pedro Maffia's orchestra.1940Single source

Described as Plays with Romeo Gentile on LR2 Radio Argentina.1941Single source

Described as In Emilio Orlando's orchestra on the Ronda de Ases programme of Radio El Mundo.1942Single source

Described as Joins Osvaldo Pugliese's violins at the end of the year.1943Single source

Described as Appears with Pugliese's orchestra in the film Mis cinco hijos.1948Single source

Described as Writes the instrumental Nochero soy.1956Single source

Described as Becomes Pugliese's first violin after Camerano retires.1958Single source

Described as Co-founds the Sexteto Tango, which debuts at Caño 14.1968Single source

Described as Plays the Teatro Colón with the Sexteto Tango.1974Single source

Described as Appears with the Sexteto Tango in Lucas Demare's film Solamente ella.1975Single source

Described as Leaves the Sexteto Tango and retires from music.1991Single source

Described as Dies in Buenos Aires.1999-02-23Single source

1921-07-05
Born on Born in Palermo, Buenos Aires.Single source
1937
Described as Debuts at sixteen in his brothers' orchestra.Single source
1940
Described as Joins Pedro Maffia's orchestra.Single source
1941
Described as Plays with Romeo Gentile on LR2 Radio Argentina.Single source
1942
Described as In Emilio Orlando's orchestra on the Ronda de Ases programme of Radio El Mundo.Single source
1943
Described as Joins Osvaldo Pugliese's violins at the end of the year.Single source
1948
Described as Appears with Pugliese's orchestra in the film Mis cinco hijos.Single source
1956
Described as Writes the instrumental Nochero soy.Single source