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Antonio Sureda

Antonio Sureda was a tango musician and composer who was born on 4 October 1904 [3] and died in Buenos Aires on 23 June 1951 [2]. He formed the Trío América in 1920, composed the vals A su memoria with a lyric by Homero Manzi, and recorded for Odeon at the head of an orquesta típica in 1942 [1].

Antonio Sureda was a tango musician and composer born on 4 October 1904 [3]. His biography records that in 1920 he formed the Trío América, which debuted at the Londres Palace cinema [1]. The same biography states that in 1922 the Trío del Plata was hired by Federico del Ponte for the new Radio Cultura [1].

Sureda wrote the vals A su memoria, with a lyric by Homero Manzi, which Ignacio Corsini recorded in 1926 [1]. Sureda recorded the piece himself in 1931 with the singer Santiago Devin for Nacional Odeón [1]. In 1940 he appeared in the film Su nombre es mujer, directed by Julio Irigoyen, and on 7 September 1942 he recorded for Odeon at the head of an orquesta típica [1]. He died in Buenos Aires on 23 June 1951 [2].

Music credits list him as the composer of the works Por la huella, Valsecito de antes, Ronda del querer and Amor de payaso [4].

History

Sureda was born on 4 October 1904 [3]. In 1920 he formed the Trío América, which made its debut at the Londres Palace cinema [1].

His biography records that in 1922 the Trío del Plata was hired by Federico del Ponte for the new Radio Cultura [1]. The dossier does not state how the Trío del Plata related to the earlier Trío América, or what role Sureda had in it [1].

In 1940 Sureda appeared in the film Su nombre es mujer, directed by Julio Irigoyen [1]. He died in Buenos Aires on 23 June 1951 [2].

Recordings

In 1926 Ignacio Corsini recorded Sureda's vals A su memoria, with a lyric by Homero Manzi [1]. In 1931 Sureda recorded A su memoria with the singer Santiago Devin for the Nacional Odeón label [1].

On 7 September 1942 Sureda recorded for Odeon at the head of an orquesta típica [1]. The dossier does not list the titles recorded at that session or the musicians and singers involved [1].

Repertoire

Compositions credited to Antonio Sureda include the following [4]:

- A su memoria (vals, lyric by Homero Manzi) [1] - Por la huella [4] - Valsecito de antes [4] - Ronda del querer [4] - Amor de payaso [4]

Referencias

  1. 1.Antonio Sureda: biografía · todotango.com
  2. 2.Antonio Sureda · todotango.com
  3. 3.Tangopedia staff · tangopedia.app
  4. 4.TangoCloud public music credits · tangocloud.app
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Por la huella — compuesto por Antonio SuredaSingle source

Valsecito de antes — compuesto por Antonio SuredaSingle source

Ronda del querer — compuesto por Antonio SuredaSingle source

Amor de payaso — compuesto por Antonio SuredaSingle source

Descrito como7

Descrito como Forms the Trío América, which debuts at the Londres Palace cinema.1920Single source

Descrito como The Trío del Plata is hired by Federico del Ponte for the new Radio Cultura.1922Single source

Descrito como Ignacio Corsini records his vals A su memoria, lyric by Homero Manzi.1926Single source

Descrito como Records A su memoria with the singer Santiago Devin for Nacional Odeón.1931Single source

Descrito como Appears in the film Su nombre es mujer, directed by Julio Irigoyen.1940Single source

Descrito como Records for Odeon at the head of an orquesta típica.1942-09-07Single source

Descrito como Dies in Buenos Aires.1951-06-23Single source

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Nació el 1904-10-041904-10-04source

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