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Juan Andrés Caruso

1910: Returns from Bahía Blanca to Buenos Aires, settles in San Cristóbal and joins Canaro's circle of musicians.† 1914: Alma de bohemio, with Roberto Firpo's music, appears.† 1918: Writes his first tango lyric, Cara sucia, for Francisco Canaro.† 1924: Writes Sentimiento gaucho with Francisco and Rafael Canaro, and Cascabelito with José Bohr.† 1926: Writes La última copa with Canaro and Ladrillo with Juan de Dios Filiberto.†

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Described as Returns from Bahía Blanca to Buenos Aires, settles in San Cristóbal and joins Canaro's circle of musicians.1910Single source

Described as Alma de bohemio, with Roberto Firpo's music, appears.1914Single source

Described as Writes his first tango lyric, Cara sucia, for Francisco Canaro.1918Single source

Described as Writes Sentimiento gaucho with Francisco and Rafael Canaro, and Cascabelito with José Bohr.1924Single source

Described as Writes La última copa with Canaro and Ladrillo with Juan de Dios Filiberto.1926Single source

Described as Dies.1931-03-01Single source

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Born on 1890-09-201890-09-20source

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