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Ernesto de la Cruz

1908: Moves to Buenos Aires after his father's death; grows up in Villa Crespo.† 1923: Forms an orchestra for a German beer hall at the Balneario Municipal.† 1924: Debuts at the Café El Nacional on Corrientes, following Juan Maglio; starts on radio LOY, later Radio Belgrano.† 1926: Premieres El ciruja at El Nacional on 12 August, sung by Pablo Gómez.† 1937: Joins the Radio El Mundo house orchestra.† 1985: Dies in Buenos Aires.†

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Described as Moves to Buenos Aires after his father's death; grows up in Villa Crespo.1908Single source

Described as Forms an orchestra for a German beer hall at the Balneario Municipal.1923Single source

Described as Debuts at the Café El Nacional on Corrientes, following Juan Maglio; starts on radio LOY, later Radio Belgrano.1924Single source

Described as Premieres El ciruja at El Nacional on 12 August, sung by Pablo Gómez.1926-08-12Single source

Described as Joins the Radio El Mundo house orchestra.1937Single source

Described as Retires.1961Single source

Described as Dies in Buenos Aires.1985-11-14Single source

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Born on 18981898source

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