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Manuel Sucher

Manuel Sucher was a tango musician and composer, born on 31 January 1913, who worked in Rosario and Buenos Aires and died in Buenos Aires on 5 April 1971 [1][4][5]. He is credited as the composer of tangos including Nada más que un corazón and Muriéndome de amor [2][3].

Manuel Sucher was born on 31 January 1913 [5]. In 1930 he formed a group in Rosario with the bandoneonist Félix Lipesker [1]. In 1932 he left for Buenos Aires as the accompanist of Fanny Loy, and he later played in Anselmo Aieta's orchestra at the Teatro Nacional [1].

In 1943 Sucher auditioned singers for Ricardo Tanturi, and Enrique Campos was chosen [1]. He wrote the tangos Nada más que un corazón and Como el hornero in 1944 [2], and Muriéndome de amor with Carlos Bahr in 1956 [3]. He died in Buenos Aires on 5 April 1971 [4].

History

The earliest activity recorded for Sucher is in Rosario, where in 1930 he formed a group with the bandoneonist Félix Lipesker [1].

In 1932 he moved to Buenos Aires as the accompanist of Fanny Loy [1]. He later played in Anselmo Aieta's orchestra at the Teatro Nacional [1].

In 1943 he auditioned singers for Ricardo Tanturi, and Enrique Campos was the singer chosen [1].

Sucher died in Buenos Aires on 5 April 1971 [4].

Repertoire

In 1944 Sucher wrote Nada más que un corazón and Como el hornero [2]. In 1956 he wrote Muriéndome de amor together with Carlos Bahr [3].

Music credits list Sucher as the composer of the following works :

  • Nada más que un corazón
  • Muriéndome de amor
  • Jamás lo vas a saber
  • Noche de locura
  • Quiero huir de mí
  • Qué me importa tu pasado

References

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  1. 1.Manuel Sucher: biografía · todotango.com
  2. 2.Nada más que un corazón · todotango.com
  3. 3.Muriéndome de amor · todotango.com
  4. 4.Manuel Sucher · todotango.com
  5. 5.Tangopedia staff · tangopedia.app

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Nada más que un corazón — composed by Manuel Sucher

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Muriéndome de amor — composed by Manuel Sucher

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Jamás lo vas a saber — composed by Manuel Sucher

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Noche de locura — composed by Manuel Sucher

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Quiero huir de mí — composed by Manuel Sucher

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Qué me importa tu pasado — composed by Manuel Sucher

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Dame mi libertad — composed by Manuel Sucher

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En carne propia — composed by Manuel Sucher

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Tu olvido y yo — composed by Manuel Sucher

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Como el hornero — composed by Manuel Sucher

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Locura locura — composed by Manuel Sucher

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Prohibido — composed by Manuel Sucher

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Seis días — composed by Manuel Sucher

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Carta para Renée — composed by Manuel Sucher

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Decime Dios dónde estás — composed by Manuel Sucher

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Dónde estás — composed by Manuel Sucher

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Para el recuerdo — composed by Manuel Sucher

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Precio — composed by Manuel Sucher

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Fatalmente nada — composed by Manuel Sucher

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Notes7

Forms a group with the bandoneonist Félix Lipesker in Rosario.1930

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Leaves for Buenos Aires as Fanny Loy's accompanist; plays later in Anselmo Aieta's orchestra at the Teatro Nacional.1932

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Auditions singers for Ricardo Tanturi; Enrique Campos is chosen.1943

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Writes Nada más que un corazón and Como el hornero.1944

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Writes Muriéndome de amor with Carlos Bahr.1956

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Dies in Buenos Aires.Apr 5, 1971

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Pianista y compositor

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Born1

Born on January 31, 1913

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In other catalogues5

TodoTango · creador/65

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Wikidata · Q23705232source

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tango.info · ManueSuche

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MusicBrainz · a75dcaf4-26a4-4ad5-b2de-1414675b69edsource

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Discogs · 1296787

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Died1

Died on April 5, 1971

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Birthplace1

Born in Rosario (Santa Fe) Argentina

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