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Príncipe Cubano

Linked to Príncipe Cubano (composed by): El rey del compás, Lejos de mi Buenos Aires, and Metido.

Linked to Príncipe Cubano (lyrics by): Dios perdona, Torturas, El rey del compás, Seamos amigos, and Metido.

Príncipe Cubano: born on 1890-05-31.

Príncipe Cubano: died on 1971-02-11.

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El rey del compás — composed by Príncipe Cubano

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Lejos de mi Buenos Aires — composed by Príncipe Cubano

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Metido — composed by Príncipe Cubano

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In other catalogues4

Wikidata · Q23900541source

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MusicBrainz · 5dc99f80-7899-4f75-a350-5bb1edf93de7source

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Discogs · 4372331

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tango.info · AngelSanch

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Lyricist5

Dios perdona — lyrics by Príncipe Cubano

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Torturas — lyrics by Príncipe Cubano

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El rey del compás — lyrics by Príncipe Cubano

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Seamos amigos — lyrics by Príncipe Cubano

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Metido — lyrics by Príncipe Cubano

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Born1

Born on May 31, 1890

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Died1

Died on February 11, 1971

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