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Antonio Rodio
Antonio Rodio played in Miguel Caló.† Antonio Rodio was born in Crispiano (Tarento) Italia.†† Antonio Rodio: Violinista, director y compositor and Before leading his own short-lived orchestra, violinist Antonio Rodio played on one of the small-group sessions, featuring pianist Rodolfo Biagi, that backed Carlos Gardel around 1930.††† Antonio Rodio died in Viña del Mar.†
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1945Leaves in May on an American tour with Miguel Caló's orchestra and stays on in Chile.†
Part of Miguel Caló's 1945 American tour
Places named: Chile
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As an orchestra leader
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As a composer
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Instruments: violin. Led Antonio Rodio.
Played in
- 1946
Composer10
Y la perdi — composed by Antonio Rodio
Supported · 2Cosas olvidadas — composed by Antonio Rodio
Single sourceMaldita — composed by Antonio Rodio
Single sourceIgual que Dios — composed by Antonio Rodio
Single sourceSin rabia y sin pena — composed by Antonio Rodio
Single sourceYerba amarga — composed by Antonio Rodio
Single sourceRosa celeste — composed by Antonio Rodio
Single sourceParece mentira — composed by Antonio Rodio
Single sourceSi yo te contara — composed by Antonio Rodio
Single sourceMi camino — composed by Antonio Rodio
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Played in Miguel Caló1946
Single sourceIn other catalogues5
TodoTango · creador/29
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Single sourceMusicBrainz · 25223d17-37c3-490e-a257-cc12e5af84d1source
Single sourceDiscogs · 1787977
Single sourceBorn1
Born on January 25, 1904
Supported · 2Died1
Died on June 1, 1980
Supported · 2Birthplace1
Born in Crispiano (Tarento) Italia
Supported · 2Notes2
Violinista, director y compositor
Supported · 2Before leading his own short-lived orchestra, violinist Antonio Rodio played on one of the small-group sessions, featuring pianist Rodolfo Biagi, that backed Carlos Gardel around 1930.
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Died in Viña del Mar
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