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Juan José Guichandut
Juan José Guichandut was a tango author, born on 11 November 1909, who wrote works including Marioneta and Misa de once with Armando Tagini [7][2][3]. With Tagini he wrote Perfume de mujer, which took second place in the Nacional records tango contest in 1927 and was recorded by Gardel [1]. He died in Barracas on 17 October 1979 [6].
Juan José Guichandut was born on 11 November 1909 [7]. His recorded output as a tango author spans from the late 1920s to the mid-1940s [1][5].
His early works were written with Armando Tagini [1][2][3]. They included Perfume de mujer, which took second place in the Nacional records tango contest in 1927, and Marioneta, from 1928 [1][2]. In the 1940s he wrote Sencillo y compadre with Carlos Bahr, and he later wrote Llueve otra vez and the vals Paloma [4][5]. He died in Barracas on 17 October 1979 [6].
History
In 1927 Guichandut and Armando Tagini wrote Perfume de mujer [1]. The piece took second place in the Nacional records tango contest that year, and Gardel recorded it [1].
The partnership with Tagini produced further works [2][3]. Marioneta is dated to 1928 [2]. Misa de once is dated to 1929 [3].
By the early 1940s Guichandut was writing with other partners [4]. In 1941 he wrote Sencillo y compadre with Carlos Bahr [4]. In 1944 he wrote Llueve otra vez and the vals Paloma [5].
Guichandut died in Barracas on 17 October 1979 [6].
Repertoire
Works attributed to Guichandut in the sources include the following [1][2][3][4][5]:
A set of public music credits lists Guichandut as composer of Llueve otra vez and of Marioneta .
Recordings
Perfume de mujer was recorded by Gardel after its success in the 1927 Nacional records tango contest [1].
References
- 1.Juan José Guichandut: biografía · todotango.com
- 2.Marioneta · todotango.com
- 3.Misa de once · todotango.com
- 4.Sencillo y compadre · todotango.com
- 5.Llueve otra vez · todotango.com
- 6.Juan José Guichandut · todotango.com
- 7.Tangopedia staff · tangopedia.app
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Composer19
Llueve otra vez — composed by Juan José GuichandutSupported · 2
Marioneta — composed by Juan José GuichandutSupported · 2
Misa de once — composed by Juan José GuichandutSingle source
Perfume de mujer — composed by Juan José GuichandutSingle source
Canta pajarito — composed by Juan José GuichandutSingle source
Sencillo y compadre — composed by Juan José GuichandutSingle source
Domingo a la noche — composed by Juan José GuichandutSingle source
La limosna — composed by Juan José GuichandutSingle source
La nueva vecina — composed by Juan José GuichandutSingle source
Tarareando — composed by Juan José GuichandutSingle source
Mi distinguida pebeta — composed by Juan José GuichandutSingle source
Yo — composed by Juan José GuichandutSingle source
Zapatos — composed by Juan José GuichandutSingle source
Vieja postal — composed by Juan José GuichandutSingle source
Percantina — composed by Juan José GuichandutSingle source
Vamos corazón — composed by Juan José GuichandutSingle source
Paloma — composed by Juan José GuichandutSingle source
Mi gitana — composed by Juan José GuichandutSingle source
Por ellas no me casé — composed by Juan José GuichandutSingle source
Won1
Won Perfume de mujer, with Armando Tagini, takes second place in the Nacional records tango contest; Gardel records it.1927Single source
Notes6
Writes Marioneta with Tagini.1928Single source
Writes Misa de once with Tagini.1929Single source
Writes Sencillo y compadre with Carlos Bahr.1941Single source
Writes Llueve otra vez and the vals Paloma.1944Single source
Dies in Barracas.Oct 17, 1979Single source
Pianista y compositorSupported · 2
Born1
Born on 1909-11-11Supported · 3
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Died1
Died on 1979-10-17Supported · 2
Birthplace1
Born in Buenos Aires ArgentinaSupported · 2
Lyricist4
Llueve otra vez — lyrics by Juan José GuichandutSingle source
Así era el tango — lyrics by Juan José GuichandutSingle source
La nueva vecina — lyrics by Juan José GuichandutSingle source
Yo — lyrics by Juan José GuichandutSingle source
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