Song
Gloria · Donato Racciatti · 1952
1927: 1, 5; 1939: 1, 0; 1950: 1, 8; 1952: 2, 14; 1956: 1, 0
Gloria · Donato Racciatti · 1952 was sung by Nina Miranda.† Gloria · Donato Racciatti · 1952: A deliberately old-fashioned Uruguayan orchestra with a hard 'saloon piano' sound, chosen for Miranda's voice and a lyric both hosts call an early feminist tango.†
Credit
- Music
- Humberto Canaro
- Lyrics
- Armando Tagini
Source: TangoCloud catalogue
Every recording
6 recordings · our catalogue, dances filmed on TangoTube · 2 more we know of
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- Miguel CalóChola Luna · Odeon · Jul 23Not danced on film yet1956
- Alfredo De AngelisCarlos Dante · Odeon · Mar 288 dances1950
- Francisco CanaroEarliest we holdOdeon · Feb 245 dances1927
- Donato RacciattiMost dancedNina Miranda · Jul 2414 dances1952
- Enrique MoraDiana Durán · Jan 24Not danced on film yet1952
- Quinteto Don Pancho (Francisco Canaro)Odeon · Sep 14Not danced on film yet1939
- Guillermo Barbieri, José RicardoNot in our catalogueCarlos Gardel · Aug 201927
- Quinteto Don Pancho, dir. Francisco CanaroNot in our catalogueSep 141939
Danced to it
Music from 1952 · danced on film 2010–2022
2010: 1, 2011: 2, 2012: 2, 2013: 2, 2014: 1, 2015: 1, 2022: 1
Danced alongside it
Our data: the recordings most often danced in the same filmed Performance as this one (one Couple dancing one to eight songs). Nearer the middle, more Performances.
Connected
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Danced at
- El Motivo Tango3 videos
- Toronto Tango Festival1 video
- Viva La Pepa1 video
- Festival Tango à l'Opéra de Bordeaux1 video
Danced by
- Jorge Frias2 videos
- Julio Bassan2 videos
- Cristian Palomo2 videos
- Melisa Sacchi2 videos
- Katrin Urwitz2 videos
- Maja Petrović1 video
- Moira Castellano1 video
- Mila Vigdorova1 video
- Julia Osina1 video
- Mamié Sancy1 video
- Kara Wenham1 video
- Carlos Boeri1 video
What we don't know yet4 of 5 known
The record label.
Data: recordings, facts and sources
Singers1
Sung by Nina MirandaJul 24, 1952
Single sourceNotes1
A deliberately old-fashioned Uruguayan orchestra with a hard 'saloon piano' sound, chosen for Miranda's voice and a lyric both hosts call an early feminist tango.
Single sourceVocal1
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