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Enrique Dizeo

Enrique Dizeo was a tango lyricist, born on 26 July 1893 according to one source, who published his first lyric, Romántico bulincito, with Augusto Gentile in 1920 [4][1]. His works included Viejecita mía, recorded by Gardel; Andate con la otra, introduced by Azucena Maizani; and El encopao, written with Osvaldo Pugliese [1][2]. He died in Buenos Aires on 6 May 1980 [3].

Enrique Dizeo was born on 26 July 1893, a date drawn from a single source [4]. His published work as a lyricist began in 1920 with Romántico bulincito, written with Augusto Gentile [1].

Over the following two decades he wrote with several collaborators, including Ismael Gómez, Ángel Cabral and Osvaldo Pugliese [2]. His works were introduced in cafés and theatres in Buenos Aires and were taken up by performers such as Gardel, Azucena Maizani and Troilo with Fiorentino [1][2].

He died in Buenos Aires on 6 May 1980 [3]. Each of the events below is supported by a single source [1][2][3][4].

History

Dizeo's first published lyric was Romántico bulincito, which appeared in 1920 and was written with Augusto Gentile [1].

In 1923 Gardel recorded Dizeo's Viejecita mía, after Dizeo brought the piece to him at the Café de los Angelitos [1].

In 1926 Pan comido, written with Ismael Gómez, was introduced at the café El Nacional [2]. On 22 March 1928 Azucena Maizani introduced Andate con la otra at the Teatro Maipo, as part of the revue Misia Presidencia [2].

In 1936 Dizeo wrote the Peruvian vals Que nadie sepa mi sufrir with Ángel Cabral [2]. In 1942 he wrote El encopao with Osvaldo Pugliese [2].

Dizeo died in Buenos Aires on 6 May 1980 [3].

Repertoire

Works by Dizeo named in the sources include [1][2]:

  • Romántico bulincito (1920), with Augusto Gentile [1]
  • Viejecita mía (recorded by Gardel in 1923) [1]
  • Pan comido (1926), with Ismael Gómez [2]
  • Andate con la otra (introduced in 1928) [2]
  • Que nadie sepa mi sufrir (1936), a Peruvian vals with Ángel Cabral [2]
  • El encopao (1942), with Osvaldo Pugliese [2]

Recordings

The sources mention two recordings of Dizeo's works. Gardel recorded Viejecita mía in 1923 [1]. Troilo recorded El encopao with Fiorentino on 1 September 1942, the same year the piece was written [2]. The sources do not give labels, matrix numbers or other recording details [1][2].

References

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  1. 1.Enrique Dizeo: biografía · todotango.com
  2. 2.Enrique Dizeo · es.wikipedia.org
  3. 3.Enrique Dizeo · todotango.com
  4. 4.Tangopedia staff · tangopedia.app

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Publishes his first lyric, Romántico bulincito, with Augusto Gentile.1920

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Gardel records his Viejecita mía after Dizeo brings it to him at the Café de los Angelitos.1923

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Pan comido, with Ismael Gómez, is introduced at the café El Nacional.1926

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Azucena Maizani introduces Andate con la otra at the Teatro Maipo in the revue Misia Presidencia.Mar 22, 1928

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Writes the Peruvian vals Que nadie sepa mi sufrir with Ángel Cabral.1936

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Writes El encopao with Osvaldo Pugliese; Troilo records it with Fiorentino on 1 September.1942

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Dies in Buenos Aires.May 6, 1980

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Born1

Born on July 26, 1893

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In other catalogues5

TodoTango · creador/139

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Wikidata · Q23942828source

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tango.info · EnriqDizeo

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MusicBrainz · d2cbc3c3-24c1-4ed9-84fa-1f12dfa2dd28source

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Discogs · 746457

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Died1

Died on May 6, 1980

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Birthplace1

Born in Buenos Aires Argentina

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Lyricist29

El encopao — lyrics by Enrique Dizeo

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Andate con la otra — lyrics by Enrique Dizeo

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Como se hace un tango — lyrics by Enrique Dizeo

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Mas solo que nunca — lyrics by Enrique Dizeo

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Tiene razón amigazo — lyrics by Enrique Dizeo

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Pan comido — lyrics by Enrique Dizeo

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Que nadie sepa mi sufrir — lyrics by Enrique Dizeo

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Cobrate y dame el vuelto — lyrics by Enrique Dizeo

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Que se vayan — lyrics by Enrique Dizeo

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Ficha de oro — lyrics by Enrique Dizeo

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No es más que yo — lyrics by Enrique Dizeo

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Cuando se ha querido mucho — lyrics by Enrique Dizeo

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Un cielo para los dos — lyrics by Enrique Dizeo

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Qué fenómeno — lyrics by Enrique Dizeo

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Total pa qué sirvo — lyrics by Enrique Dizeo

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Con toda la voz que tengo — lyrics by Enrique Dizeo

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Acordándome de vos — lyrics by Enrique Dizeo

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Tiburón — lyrics by Enrique Dizeo

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Media vida — lyrics by Enrique Dizeo

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Varoncito — lyrics by Enrique Dizeo

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Cambie de rumbo — lyrics by Enrique Dizeo

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Gurrumina — lyrics by Enrique Dizeo

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Después de quererla tanto — lyrics by Enrique Dizeo

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La perfumada flor — lyrics by Enrique Dizeo

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El conventillo — lyrics by Enrique Dizeo

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Cabecitas blancas — lyrics by Enrique Dizeo

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Y con eso donde voy — lyrics by Enrique Dizeo

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Mi morocha — lyrics by Enrique Dizeo

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Romántico bulincito — lyrics by Enrique Dizeo

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