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Oscar Rubens

Oscar Rubens: Writes Al compás de un tango and Lejos de Buenos Aires with Alberto Suárez Villanueva, and Cuatro compases with Atilio Bruni., Gime el viento, with Bruni, is recorded by Troilo with Fiorentino and by Caló with Raúl Iriarte., Lloran las campanas is recorded by Carlos Di Sarli with Alberto Podestá., Writes Triste comedia with Héctor Stamponi., With his brother Elías writes ¿Por qué seguir?, recorded by Miguel Caló with Roberto Mancini., Dies., and Letrista y compositor.

Oscar Rubens: born on 1914-01-18.

Oscar Rubens: died on 1984-10-06.

Oscar Rubens was born in Buenos Aires Argentina.

Linked to Oscar Rubens (lyrics by): Triste comedia, Bésame mi amor, El vals soñador, Lejos de Buenos Aires, Si yo pudiera comprender, Lloran las campanas, Gime el viento, and Jugando jugando.

Linked to Oscar Rubens (composed by): Es mejor, El niño Jacinto, Así es la milonga, and Me robó su cariño.

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Writes Al compás de un tango and Lejos de Buenos Aires with Alberto Suárez Villanueva, and Cuatro compases with Atilio Bruni.1942

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Gime el viento, with Bruni, is recorded by Troilo with Fiorentino and by Caló with Raúl Iriarte.1943

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Lloran las campanas is recorded by Carlos Di Sarli with Alberto Podestá.1944

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Writes Triste comedia with Héctor Stamponi.1949

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With his brother Elías writes ¿Por qué seguir?, recorded by Miguel Caló with Roberto Mancini.1957

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Dies.Oct 6, 1984

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Letrista y compositor

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Born1

Born on January 18, 1914

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In other catalogues4

TodoTango · creador/808

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Wikidata · Q28358558source

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tango.info · OscarRubis

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MusicBrainz · 5f2efd2f-adb3-448d-a67f-49b9a2ba5b61source

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Died1

Died on October 6, 1984

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Birthplace1

Born in Buenos Aires Argentina

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Lyricist31

Triste comedia — lyrics by Oscar Rubens

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Bésame mi amor — lyrics by Oscar Rubens

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El vals soñador — lyrics by Oscar Rubens

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Lejos de Buenos Aires — lyrics by Oscar Rubens

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Si yo pudiera comprender — lyrics by Oscar Rubens

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Lloran las campanas — lyrics by Oscar Rubens

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Gime el viento — lyrics by Oscar Rubens

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Jugando jugando — lyrics by Oscar Rubens

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Al compás de un tango — lyrics by Oscar Rubens

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Canta pajarito — lyrics by Oscar Rubens

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Es en vano llorar — lyrics by Oscar Rubens

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Dejame en paz — lyrics by Oscar Rubens

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Cuatro Compases — lyrics by Oscar Rubens

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Domingo a la noche — lyrics by Oscar Rubens

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Calla bandoneón — lyrics by Oscar Rubens

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Mientras duerme la ciudad — lyrics by Oscar Rubens

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Tarareando — lyrics by Oscar Rubens

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Adiós querida — lyrics by Oscar Rubens

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Dejame así — lyrics by Oscar Rubens

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Es mejor — lyrics by Oscar Rubens

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Sombras del puerto — lyrics by Oscar Rubens

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Los muñequitos — lyrics by Oscar Rubens

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Llueve otra vez — lyrics by Oscar Rubens

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Tu melodía — lyrics by Oscar Rubens

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Nada nada más que amor — lyrics by Oscar Rubens

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Rebeldía — lyrics by Oscar Rubens

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Extraña — lyrics by Oscar Rubens

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Inquietud — lyrics by Oscar Rubens

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Siempre siempre — lyrics by Oscar Rubens

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Así es la milonga — lyrics by Oscar Rubens

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Me robó su cariño — lyrics by Oscar Rubens

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Composer4

Es mejor — composed by Oscar Rubens

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El niño Jacinto — composed by Oscar Rubens

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Así es la milonga — composed by Oscar Rubens

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Me robó su cariño — composed by Oscar Rubens

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