Enrique Carrera Sotelo

Writes his first lyric, Flor de ilusión, set as a zamba by Nolo Parada.1920[1]Single source

Juan Maglio introduces him to Carlos Gardel, who records their tango Congojas.1924[1]Single source

Gardel records Patadura in Paris.1928-12-15[2]Single source

Tita Merello records his comic tango Trabajar ¡nunca!1930[2]Single source

Dies in San Telmo.1951-04-12[3]Single source

Letrista[3][1]Supported · 2

Born on 1898-11-07[4][3][1]Supported · 3

External id todotango:creador/338[3][1]Supported · 2

External id wikidata:Q52156920source

External id musicbrainz:985ac289-0e2f-4dfa-83f9-d8e0f83be8eesource

External id tango_info:EnriqCarre[9]Single source

Died on 1951-04-12[3][1]Supported · 2

Born in Buenos Aires Argentina[3][1]Supported · 2

Patadura — lyrics by Enrique Carrera Sotelo[5][10]Single source

Chinita — lyrics by Enrique Carrera Sotelo[6][11]Single source

Esta vida es puro grupo — lyrics by Enrique Carrera Sotelo[7][9]Single source

La baguala — lyrics by Enrique Carrera Sotelo[8][13]Single source

Milonguero viejo — lyrics by Enrique Carrera Sotelo[12]Single source

Aquel amor — lyrics by Enrique Carrera Sotelo[14]Single source

Amor eterno — lyrics by Enrique Carrera Sotelo[15]Single source

Dios momo — lyrics by Enrique Carrera Sotelo[16]Single source