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José María Aguilar

1922: Records in a duo with Mario Pardo; the pair had debuted at the Teatro Empire.† 1923: Signs with Victor as soloist and lead accompanist.† 1924: Performs in Montevideo with the group Los Incógnitos in March.† 1928: Joins Carlos Gardel's guitarists; first session includes Chorra and Manos brujas.† 1928: His own orchestra records the cueca La dieta for Odeon.† 1931: Leaves Gardel after a disagreement and works with other singers until 1934.†

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Al mundo le falta un tornillo — composed by José María AguilarSingle source

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Described as Records in a duo with Mario Pardo; the pair had debuted at the Teatro Empire.1922Single source

Described as Signs with Victor as soloist and lead accompanist.1923Single source

Described as Performs in Montevideo with the group Los Incógnitos in March.1924Single source

Described as Joins Carlos Gardel's guitarists; first session includes Chorra and Manos brujas.1928Single source

Described as His own orchestra records the cueca La dieta for Odeon.1928Single source

Described as Leaves Gardel after a disagreement and works with other singers until 1934.1931Single source

Described as Recalled by Gardel to New York late in the year.1934Single source

Described as Survives the Medellín air crash, badly burned; his playing career ends.1935-06-24Single source

Described as Brought back to Buenos Aires by his wife in January.1936Single source

Described as Dies at Hospital Álvarez after being hit by a car.1951-12-21Single source

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