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Benjamín Tagle Lara

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Born on1

Born on Born in San Telmo.1892-06-23Single source

Described as6

Described as Gardel and Razzano record his zamba Cocorocó with Enrique Delfino.1923Single source

Described as Por el camino, with Geroni Flores, is premiered by Ítalo-Feria at a song contest in Montevideo.1924Single source

Described as Magaldi introduces Trapo viejo in Pascual Contursi's sainete Maldito cabaret.1926Single source

Described as Rosita Quiroga introduces and records Puente Alsina.1927Single source

Described as Una tarde, with Ferrazzano and Pollero, is introduced by its composers' sextet.1928Single source

Described as Dies in San Telmo.1932-11-09Single source

Won1

Won Zaraza wins second prize in the Disco Nacional's tango contest in Montevideo.1929Single source

Timeline

  1. 1892-06-23

    Born on Born in San Telmo.Single source

  2. 1923

    Described as Gardel and Razzano record his zamba Cocorocó with Enrique Delfino.Single source

  3. 1924

    Described as Por el camino, with Geroni Flores, is premiered by Ítalo-Feria at a song contest in Montevideo.Single source

  4. 1926

    Described as Magaldi introduces Trapo viejo in Pascual Contursi's sainete Maldito cabaret.Single source

  5. 1927

    Described as Rosita Quiroga introduces and records Puente Alsina.Single source

  6. 1928

    Described as Una tarde, with Ferrazzano and Pollero, is introduced by its composers' sextet.Single source

  7. 1929

    Won Zaraza wins second prize in the Disco Nacional's tango contest in Montevideo.Single source

  8. 1932-11-09

    Described as Dies in San Telmo.Single source

  1. [1]Benjamín Tagle LaraTodo Tango (todotango.com), by permission · catalogue · timeline-13973
  2. [2]Benjamín Tagle LaraWikipedia (es), CC BY-SA 4.0 · encyclopedia · timeline-13974
  3. [3]Benjamín Tagle Lara: biografíaTodo Tango (todotango.com), by permission · biography · timeline-13975