Song
De vuelta · Juan D'Arienzo · 1951
1947: 1, 0; 1951: 1, 7; 1953: 2, 1
Carlos Di Sarli recorded it in 1947 and 1953.
How we know
Takes in our catalogue by the same orchestra in different years; the canon’s first orchestra is named.
De vuelta · Juan D'Arienzo · 1951 was sung by Alberto Echague.† De vuelta · Juan D'Arienzo · 1951 is a vals.† De vuelta · Juan D'Arienzo · 1951 lasts 02:43.† De vuelta · Juan D'Arienzo · 1951: This waltz, best known from Carlos Di Sarli, was actually composed by bandoneonist Carlos Lazzari, who had just joined D'Arienzo and brought the piece with him; here it's played as simple joy rather than Di Sarli's tenderness.†
Credit
- Music
- Carlos Lazzari
- Lyrics
- Carlos Bahr
Source: TangoCloud catalogue
Every recording
4 recordings · our catalogue, dances filmed on TangoTube
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Danced to it
Music from 1951 · danced on film 2007–2017
2007: 1, 2008: 2, 2012: 1, 2017: 2
Connected
From TangoTube's videos · our data
Danced by
- Julio Balmaceda3 videos
- Corina de la Rosa3 videos
- Filippo Avignonesi1 video
- Agustin Rojas1 video
- Victoria Olivella1 video
- Carla Marano1 video
- Anna Yegorova1 video
- Natalya Ogirya1 video
- Ramiz Kadjar1 video
Data: recordings, facts and sources
In other catalogues2
tango.info · 02480002003205-1-10
Single sourcetango.info · 02480002760481-1-1
Single sourceSingers1
Sung by Alberto Echague (the catalogue credits Alberto Echagüe)
Single sourceIs a1
Is a vals
Single sourceDuration1
Duration 02:43
Single sourceAudio feature15
Audio feature 136.0
Single sourceAudio feature 0.932
Single sourceAudio feature E
Single sourceAudio feature major
Single sourceAudio feature 0.741
Single sourceAudio feature -19.8
Single sourceAudio feature 0.447
Single sourceAudio feature 0.32
Single sourceAudio feature 0.293
Single sourceAudio feature 0.028
Single sourceAudio feature 0.0
Single sourceAudio feature 0.678
Single sourceAudio feature 138.7
Single sourceAudio feature 69.3
Single sourceAudio feature bar
Single sourceNotes1
This waltz, best known from Carlos Di Sarli, was actually composed by bandoneonist Carlos Lazzari, who had just joined D'Arienzo and brought the piece with him; here it's played as simple joy rather than Di Sarli's tenderness.
Single sourceVocal1
Vocal sung
Single sourceListen
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