Song
Amarguras · Miguel Caló · 1933
Miguel CalóRoman PrincevalsSplendidWho recorded it
Every version1Earliest we hold: Miguel Caló, 1933
- Miguel CalóRoman Prince1933
Pinned at 1933 · Guardia Nueva 1920–1934 · Miguel Caló recordings indexed 1933–1972 · 2 applied periods in gold
Amarguras · Miguel Caló · 1933: Caló's first-ever recording, still firmly following Julio De Caro's complex style rather than the simplified sound he became known for in the 1940s.†
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- Music
- Jaime De Los Hoyos, Miguel Nijensohn
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AmargurasMiguel CalóRoman PrincevalsSplendidNo couple filmed dancing this recording yet
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- PodcastTango By Year: Tango 1932
- EntryMilonga porteña · Miguel Caló · 1933Recording
- EntryAmargura · 1934Recording
- EntryAmargura · Edgardo Donato · 1931Recording
- EntryAmargura · Típica Victor · 1936Recording
- EntryRumores · Carlos Gardel · 1933Recording
- EntryAmargura · Carlos Gardel · 1935Recording
- EntryAmor y celos · Típica Victor · 1933Recording
- EntryAmargor · Francisco Lomuto · 1932Recording
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Caló's first-ever recording, still firmly following Julio De Caro's complex style rather than the simplified sound he became known for in the 1940s.
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