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Vito Dumas habla al pueblo de su patria · Francisco Canaro · 1932

Francisco CanaroAgustín IrustatangoOdeon
1 recordings in our catalogue, 1932–1932.

Who recorded it

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Earliest we hold: Francisco Canaro, 1932

  1. Francisco CanaroAgustin Irusta1932

Pinned at 1932 · Guardia Nueva 1920–1934 · Francisco Canaro recordings indexed 1915–1973 · gold: With Charlo, 1927–1932

The song

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1 orchestra recorded it

0 Dances filmed to it

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Source: TangoCloud catalogue

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The catalogue holds 1 recordings of this song by 1 orchestras, 1932 to 1932.

1 recordings · our catalogue, dances filmed on TangoTube

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  1. Francisco CanaroEarliest we holdVito Dumas habla al pueblo de su patriaFrancisco CanaroAgustin IrustatangoOdeon1932

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Francisco Canaro

Vito Dumas habla al pueblo de su patriaFrancisco CanaroAgustin IrustatangoOdeon

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  1. Vito Dumas habla al pueblo de su patriaFrancisco CanaroAgustin Irusta

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