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Juan Sanchez Gorio

Juan Sanchez Gorio was born in España.†† Juan Sanchez Gorio: Bandoneonista, director y compositor.†† Juan Sanchez Gorio died in Buenos Aires.†

Tours

  1. 1948Tours Argentina and then Uruguay, with Jorge Linares added as singer.†

    Part of Juan Sánchez Gorio's 1948 tour of Argentina and Uruguay

    Places named: Argentina, Uruguay

  2. 1957Tours Brazil; afterwards Mendoza and Bazán leave the orchestra.†

    Part of Juan Sánchez Gorio's 1957 tour of Brazil

    Places named: Brazil

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As an orchestra leader

As a musician1939

  • bandoneon, 1939

In other catalogues4

TodoTango · creador/753

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Wikidata · Q29419547source

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MusicBrainz · 405d562e-00cd-4d72-94b6-c91bac554539source

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tango.info · JuangSanch

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Born1

Born on November 28, 1920

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Died1

Died on July 29, 1979

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Birthplace1

Born in España

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Notes1

Bandoneonista, director y compositor

Supported · 2

Composer4

Gitana rusa — composed by Juan Sanchez Gorio

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En el volga yo te espero — composed by Juan Sanchez Gorio

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La canción de mi tristeza — composed by Juan Sanchez Gorio

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Oriente — composed by Juan Sanchez Gorio

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Place of death1

Died in Buenos Aires

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