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Gabriel Clausi

Gabriel Clausi (born 30 August 1911, died 17 February 2010 in Buenos Aires) was a tango musician who played from the 1920s onward with the orchestras of Andrés Dáquila, Francisco Pracánico, Juan Maglio, Pedro Maffia, Julio De Caro and Arturo De Bassi [1][2][3]. From 1944 he led an orchestra in Chile for about ten years, and late in life he appeared with the band Los Piojos and in the documentary Café de los maestros [1][2].

Gabriel Clausi was born on 30 August 1911 [3]. His career, as described in the available sources, began with paid work in a quintet in 1924 and continued through a series of Buenos Aires tango orchestras in the 1920s, 1930s and early 1940s [1].

In 1944 he moved to Chile, where he led his own orchestra for about ten years and made some 150 records [1]. In his later years he performed with the band Los Piojos at River Plate's Monumental stadium in 2003 and appeared in the documentary Café de los maestros in 2008 [2]. He died in Buenos Aires on 17 February 2010 [2].

Early career

In 1924 Clausi had his first paid work, in Andrés Dáquila's quintet, which played at the cafés Benigno and La Fratinola [1]. In 1926 he played a season at the Teatro Astral with Francisco Pracánico's orchestra [1].

In 1928 he joined Juan Maglio, who recorded Clausi's tango En un rincón del café [1].

With Pedro Maffia and Julio De Caro

In September 1929 Clausi joined Pedro Maffia's orchestra, recording with it for the Columbia and Brunswick labels until 1934 [1].

He later played in Julio De Caro's orchestra, including performances on Radio Splendid, and left it in 1940 [1]. In 1942 he played with Arturo De Bassi on Radio Splendid [1].

Chile

In 1944 Clausi moved to Chile [1]. There he led an orchestra for about ten years and made some 150 records [1].

Later years

In 2003 Clausi played De puro guapo with the band Los Piojos at River Plate's Monumental stadium [2]. In 2008 he appeared in the documentary Café de los maestros [2]. He died in Buenos Aires on 17 February 2010 [2].

Recordings and repertoire

Recordings connected with Clausi in the sources include the following [1][2]:

- En un rincón del café, his tango, recorded by Juan Maglio after Clausi joined him in 1928 [1]. - Recordings with Pedro Maffia's orchestra for Columbia and Brunswick, from 1929 until 1934 [1]. - Some 150 records made in Chile with the orchestra he led there from 1944 [1]. - A 2003 performance of De puro guapo with Los Piojos at the Monumental stadium [2].

Referencias

  1. 1.Clausi - Una charla con El Chula · todotango.com
  2. 2.Gabriel Clausi · es.wikipedia.org
  3. 3.Tangopedia staff · tangopedia.app
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Descrito como First paid work in Andrés Dáquila's quintet at the cafés Benigno and La Fratinola.1924Single source

Descrito como Season at the Teatro Astral with Francisco Pracánico's orchestra.1926Single source

Descrito como Joins Juan Maglio, who records his tango En un rincón del café.1928Single source

Descrito como Joins Pedro Maffia's orchestra in September, recording for Columbia and Brunswick until 1934.1929Single source

Descrito como Leaves Julio De Caro's orchestra after playing with it on Radio Splendid.1940Single source

Descrito como Plays with Arturo De Bassi on Radio Splendid.1942Single source

Descrito como Moves to Chile, where he leads an orchestra for about ten years and makes some 150 records.1944Single source

Descrito como Plays De puro guapo with Los Piojos at River Plate's Monumental stadium.2003Single source

Descrito como Appears in the documentary Café de los maestros.2008Single source

Descrito como Dies in Buenos Aires.2010-02-17Single source

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Nació el 1911-08-301911-08-30source

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