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Rafael Canaro

Rafael Canaro (born 22 June 1890) was a musician and composer whose family moved to Buenos Aires in 1897 [4][1]. He played double bass in Francisco Canaro's orchestra in Paris, later led his own orchestra in France, and is credited with the tango "Sentimiento gaucho" (1924) [2][3].

Rafael Canaro was born on 22 June 1890 [4]. In 1897 his family moved to Buenos Aires [1]. By 1905 he was playing guitar as an accompanist to payadores [1].

In 1924 "Sentimiento gaucho", which he wrote with Francisco Canaro, won the Nacional label's first tango contest [2]. Another source also credits Rafael Canaro with composing "Sentimiento gaucho" in 1924 [3]. He went to Paris in 1925 as double bassist in Francisco Canaro's orchestra [2]. In 1926 he toured New York with that orchestra and then returned to France to lead his own [2].

His orchestra debuted at the Teatro Empire in Paris in May 1929, with Carlos Dante as refrain singer [1]. He returned to Buenos Aires in 1939 because of the war [2]. He died in Mar del Plata on 28 January 1972 [2].

History

### Early years

Rafael Canaro was born on 22 June 1890 [4]. His family moved to Buenos Aires in 1897 [1]. In 1905 he was playing guitar, accompanying payadores [1].

### Paris and New York

In 1925 Rafael Canaro went to Paris as double bassist in Francisco Canaro's orchestra [2]. The following year, 1926, he toured New York with Francisco Canaro's orchestra [2]. After that tour he returned to France to lead an orchestra of his own [2].

In May 1929 he debuted at the Teatro Empire in Paris [1]. Carlos Dante appeared with him there as refrain singer [1].

### Return to Argentina

In 1939 Rafael Canaro returned to Buenos Aires because of the war [2]. In 1941 he worked on LR6 Radio Mitre with the act of José Tinelli and Chola Bosch [1]. He died in Mar del Plata on 28 January 1972 [2].

Singers

Carlos Dante was the refrain singer when Rafael Canaro debuted at the Teatro Empire in Paris in May 1929 [1].

Repertoire

"Sentimiento gaucho" dates from 1924 [3]. That year, the tango, written by Rafael Canaro together with Francisco Canaro, won the first tango contest held by the Nacional label [2]. A separate source lists Rafael Canaro as the composer of "Sentimiento gaucho" without naming a co-author [3].

Rafael Canaro is also credited as the composer of "Ciertos amores" [5].

Referencias

  1. 1.Rafael Canaro · es.wikipedia.org
  2. 2.Rafael Canaro · todotango.com
  3. 3.es.wikipedia.org · es.wikipedia.org
  4. 4.Tangopedia staff · tangopedia.app
  5. 5.TangoCloud public music credits · tangocloud.app
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Compuesto por1

Ciertos amores — compuesto por Rafael CanaroSingle source

Descrito como9

Descrito como The family moves to Buenos Aires.1897Single source

Descrito como Plays guitar accompanying payadores.1905Single source

Descrito como Goes to Paris as double bassist in Francisco Canaro's orchestra.1925Single source

Descrito como Tours New York with Francisco's orchestra, then returns to France to lead his own.1926Single source

Descrito como Debuts at the Teatro Empire in Paris with Carlos Dante as refrain singer.1929-05Single source

Descrito como Returns to Buenos Aires because of the war.1939Single source

Descrito como Works on LR6 Radio Mitre with the José Tinelli and Chola Bosch act.1941Single source

Descrito como Dies in Mar del Plata.1972-01-28Single source

Descrito como Composed “Sentimiento gaucho” (1924).1924Single source

Won1

Won Sentimiento gaucho, written with Francisco Canaro, wins the Nacional label's first tango contest.1924Single source

Nació el1

Nació el 1890-06-221890-06-22source

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