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Dos amores · Osvaldo Pugliese · 1961

Osvaldo PuglieseJorge MacieltangoPhilips
Music by Antonio Sureda, lyrics by Gerónimo Sureda. 3 recordings in our catalogue, 1932–1961.
1932: 1 · danced 2 times1947: 1 · danced 0 times1961: 1 · danced 0 times
1932’40’501961
records madedanced on film, by the record’s year· our catalogue

1932: 1, 2; 1947: 1, 0; 1961: 1, 0

Dos amores · Osvaldo Pugliese · 1961: A dramatic late Pugliese vocal on Polygram, about being torn between two loves; Lavocah notes the lyric dates back to 1932.†

Credit

Music
Antonio Sureda
Lyrics
Gerónimo Sureda

Source: TangoCloud catalogue

Every recording

3 recordings · our catalogue, dances filmed on TangoTube · 1 more we know of

1930’40’50’60

Choose A and B on two recordings to hear them one after the other.

  1. Juan D'ArienzoDos amoresJuan D'ArienzoArmando LabordetangoRCA Victor
    Not danced on film yet
    1947
  2. Osvaldo PuglieseDos amoresOsvaldo PuglieseJorge MacieltangoPhilips
    Not danced on film yet
    1961
  3. Francisco CanaroEarliest we holdMost dancedDos amoresFrancisco CanaroErnesto FamátangoOdeon
    2 dances
    1932
  4. Leopoldo FedericoNot in our catalogue
Data: recordings, facts and sources

Notes1

A dramatic late Pugliese vocal on Polygram, about being torn between two loves; Lavocah notes the lyric dates back to 1932.

Single source

Vocal1

Vocal sung

Single source

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  1. Dos amoresFrancisco CanaroErnesto Famá

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