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Arturo Penón

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Bien de abajo — composed by Arturo PenónSingle source

Born on Born in Bernal, Buenos Aires province.1927-01-31Single source

Described as Starts in the orchestras of Di Adamo-Flores, Manuel Buzón and Edgardo Donato.1944Single source

Described as Joins Julio De Caro's orchestra; records for Odeon in June and July and plays on Radio El Mundo.1951Single source

Described as Tours Japan with Juan Canaro's orchestra, the first tango tour there.1954Single source

Described as Joins Osvaldo Pugliese's orchestra as fourth bandoneon, replacing Ismael Spitalnik.1960Single source

Described as Pugliese premieres and records his tango Bien de abajo, with words by Héctor Negro.1967Single source

Described as Becomes Pugliese's first bandoneon after the founders of Sexteto Tango leave.1968Single source

Described as Brings Roberto Álvarez into Pugliese's orchestra as fourth bandoneon.1978Single source

Described as Leaves Pugliese in Paris at the end of a series of concerts in France.1984Single source

Described as Dies at home in Bernal.2000-01-10Single source

1927-01-31
Born on Born in Bernal, Buenos Aires province.Single source
1944
Described as Starts in the orchestras of Di Adamo-Flores, Manuel Buzón and Edgardo Donato.Single source
1951
Described as Joins Julio De Caro's orchestra; records for Odeon in June and July and plays on Radio El Mundo.Single source
1954
Described as Tours Japan with Juan Canaro's orchestra, the first tango tour there.Single source
1960
Described as Joins Osvaldo Pugliese's orchestra as fourth bandoneon, replacing Ismael Spitalnik.Single source
1967
Described as Pugliese premieres and records his tango Bien de abajo, with words by Héctor Negro.Single source
1968
Described as Becomes Pugliese's first bandoneon after the founders of Sexteto Tango leave.Single source
1978
Described as Brings Roberto Álvarez into Pugliese's orchestra as fourth bandoneon.Single source