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Enrique Cadícamo

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Composed by5

Solo de bandoneón — composed by Enrique CadícamoSingle source

Tres amigos — composed by Enrique CadícamoSingle source

Orquesta Típica — composed by Enrique CadícamoSingle source

No vendra — composed by Enrique CadícamoSingle source

Palais de glace — composed by Enrique CadícamoSingle source

Born on1

Born on Born in General Rodríguez.1900-07-15Single source

Described as9

Described as Carlos Gardel records his first tango, Pompas de jabón, in Spain, with José Ricardo on guitar.1925-12-27Single source

Described as Publishes his first book of poems, Canciones grises.1926Single source

Described as Writes Anclao en París in Barcelona and sends it to Gardel; Guillermo Barbieri sets it to music.1931Single source

Described as Writes La casita de mis viejos with Juan Carlos Cobián.1932Single source

Described as Gardel records his Madame Ivonne, the last tango he recorded in Argentina before his final tour.1933-11-06Single source

Described as Writes the words of Tres esquinas for Ángel D'Agostino, who premieres it with Ángel Vargas.1940Single source

Described as Writes Los mareados with Cobián.1942Single source

Described as Publishes El desconocido Juan Carlos Cobián.1972Single source

Described as Dies in Buenos Aires.1999-12-03Single source

Timeline

  1. 1900-07-15

    Born on Born in General Rodríguez.Single source

  2. 1925-12-27

    Described as Carlos Gardel records his first tango, Pompas de jabón, in Spain, with José Ricardo on guitar.Single source

  3. 1926

    Described as Publishes his first book of poems, Canciones grises.Single source

  4. 1931

    Described as Writes Anclao en París in Barcelona and sends it to Gardel; Guillermo Barbieri sets it to music.Single source

  5. 1932

    Described as Writes La casita de mis viejos with Juan Carlos Cobián.Single source

  6. 1933-11-06

    Described as Gardel records his Madame Ivonne, the last tango he recorded in Argentina before his final tour.Single source

  7. 1940

    Described as Writes the words of Tres esquinas for Ángel D'Agostino, who premieres it with Ángel Vargas.Single source

  8. 1942

    Described as Writes Los mareados with Cobián.Single source

  1. [1]TangoCloud public music creditscatalogue
  2. [2]Enrique Cadícamocatalogue · timeline-12898
  3. [3]Enrique Cadícamo: biografíabiography · timeline-12899
  4. [4]Enrique Cadícamoencyclopedia · timeline-12901
  5. [5]La casita de mis viejoscatalogue · timeline-12902
  6. [6]Los mareadoscatalogue · timeline-12905