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Carlos Bahr

1914: His father sails for Europe at the outbreak of war and disappears; the family moves to Bernal.† 1936: Turns to popular song after being turned back in Montevideo on his way to the Spanish Civil War.† 1941: Writes Humillación with Rodolfo Biagi.† 1942: Marries the singer Lina Ferro, whom he met at Radio Porteña; they settle in Almagro.† 1943: Writes Cada día te extraño más and Corazón no le hagas caso with Armando Pontier.† 1944: Writes Nada más que un corazón and En carne propia with Manuel Sucher.†

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Described as His father sails for Europe at the outbreak of war and disappears; the family moves to Bernal.1914Single source

Described as Turns to popular song after being turned back in Montevideo on his way to the Spanish Civil War.1936Single source

Described as Writes Humillación with Rodolfo Biagi.1941Single source

Described as Marries the singer Lina Ferro, whom he met at Radio Porteña; they settle in Almagro.1942Single source

Described as Writes Cada día te extraño más and Corazón no le hagas caso with Armando Pontier.1943Single source

Described as Writes Nada más que un corazón and En carne propia with Manuel Sucher.1944Single source

Described as Dies.1984-07-23Single source

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Born on 1902-10-151902-10-15source

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