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Arturo Penón

Arturo Penón was a tango bandoneon player and composer, born on 31 January 1927, who worked in the orchestras of Edgardo Donato, Julio De Caro and Juan Canaro before spending more than two decades in Osvaldo Pugliese's orchestra [1][4][5]. He became Pugliese's first bandoneon in 1968, and Pugliese premiered and recorded his tango Bien de abajo, with words by Héctor Negro [1][2][6].

Arturo Penón was born on 31 January 1927 [5]. He began his career in 1944 in the orchestras of Di Adamo-Flores, Manuel Buzón and Edgardo Donato [1]. In 1951 he joined Julio De Caro's orchestra, recording for Odeon and performing on Radio El Mundo [1].

In 1954 he toured Japan with Juan Canaro's orchestra, a tour described as the first tango tour there [1]. He later joined the orchestra of Osvaldo Pugliese as fourth bandoneon and became its first bandoneon in 1968 [1][4]. Sources differ on the year he joined Pugliese: one gives 1960 and another gives 1961 [1][4].

Penón is credited as the composer of the tango Bien de abajo [6]. Pugliese premiered and recorded it in 1967, with words by Héctor Negro [2]. Penón left Pugliese's orchestra in Paris in 1984, at the end of a series of concerts in France [1]. He died at his home in Bernal on 10 January 2000 [1].

Early career

Penón's career began in 1944, when he played in the orchestras of Di Adamo-Flores, Manuel Buzón and Edgardo Donato [1].

In 1951 he joined the orchestra of Julio De Caro [1]. That year he recorded with the orchestra for the Odeon label in June and July, and he also performed with it on Radio El Mundo [1].

In 1954 he toured Japan as a member of Juan Canaro's orchestra [1]. His biography describes this as the first tango tour of Japan [1].

With Osvaldo Pugliese

Penón joined Osvaldo Pugliese's orchestra as its fourth bandoneon, replacing Ismael Spitalnik [1]. Sources differ on the date: one biography places his arrival in 1960, while another source dates his membership in the orchestra from 1961 to 1984 [1][4].

In 1968, after the founders of Sexteto Tango left Pugliese's orchestra, Penón became its first bandoneon [1].

In 1978 Penón brought Roberto Álvarez into Pugliese's orchestra as fourth bandoneon [3].

Penón left Pugliese in 1984 in Paris, at the end of a series of concerts in France [1]. This matches the 1984 end date given in another source for his time with the orchestra [4].

Compositions

Penón is credited as the composer of the tango Bien de abajo [6]. The lyrics were written by Héctor Negro [2]. Osvaldo Pugliese's orchestra premiered and recorded the tango in 1967 [2].

Death

Arturo Penón died at his home in Bernal on 10 January 2000 [1].

Referencias

  1. 1.Arturo Penón · todotango.com
  2. 2.Héctor Negro · es.wikipedia.org
  3. 3.Roberto Álvarez (músico) · es.wikipedia.org
  4. 4.Osvaldo Pugliese · en.wikipedia.org
  5. 5.Tangopedia staff · tangopedia.app
  6. 6.TangoCloud public music credits · tangocloud.app
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Compuesto por1

Bien de abajo — compuesto por Arturo PenónSingle source

Descrito como9

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Descrito como Dies at home in Bernal.2000-01-10Single source

Tocó en6

Tocó en Osvaldo Pugliese1961–1984Single source

Tocó en Osvaldo Pugliese1960Single source

Tocó en Osvaldo Pugliese1960Single source

Tocó en Osvaldo Pugliese1961–1963Single source

Tocó en Osvaldo Pugliese1966–1968Single source

Tocó en Osvaldo Pugliese1964–1965Single source

Nació el1

Nació el 1927-01-311927-01-31source

Se sumó a1

Se sumó a Osvaldo Pugliese1960Single source

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