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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.†

Tours

  1. 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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Instruments: violin. Led Antonio Rodio.

Played in

  1. 1todotango.com/historias/cronica/452/Orquesta-Tipica-Miguel-Calo/

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Y la perdi — composed by Antonio Rodio

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Cosas olvidadas — composed by Antonio Rodio

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Maldita — composed by Antonio Rodio

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Igual que Dios — composed by Antonio Rodio

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Sin rabia y sin pena — composed by Antonio Rodio

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Yerba amarga — composed by Antonio Rodio

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Rosa celeste — composed by Antonio Rodio

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Parece mentira — composed by Antonio Rodio

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Si yo te contara — composed by Antonio Rodio

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Mi camino — composed by Antonio Rodio

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Played in1

Played in Miguel Caló1946

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In other catalogues5

TodoTango · creador/29

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Wikidata · Q24567753source

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tango.info · AntonRodio

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MusicBrainz · 25223d17-37c3-490e-a257-cc12e5af84d1source

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Discogs · 1787977

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Born1

Born on January 25, 1904

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Died1

Died on June 1, 1980

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Birthplace1

Born in Crispiano (Tarento) Italia

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Violinista, director y compositor

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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.

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Place of death1

Died in Viña del Mar

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