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Dulce esperanza · Julio De Caro · 1936

Julio De CaroPedro Laugavals
1 recordings in our catalogue, 1936–1936.

Who recorded it

Every version1

Earliest we hold: Julio De Caro, 1936

  1. Julio De CaroPedro Lauga1936

Pinned at 1936 · Golden Age 1935–1954 · Julio De Caro recordings indexed 1924–1953 · gold: After Laurenz, 1934–1943

Dulce esperanza · Julio De Caro · 1936: A surprisingly danceable De Caro waltz from this experimental period.†

The song

The piece as people name it, whoever plays it.

1 orchestra recorded it

0 Dances filmed to it

Who wrote it

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Source: TangoCloud catalogue

Every version

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The catalogue holds 1 recordings of this song by 1 orchestras, 1936 to 1936.

1 recordings · our catalogue, dances filmed on TangoTube

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  1. Julio De CaroEarliest we holdDulce esperanzaJulio De CaroPedro Laugavals1936

One recording

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Julio De Caro

Dulce esperanzaJulio De CaroPedro Laugavals

No couple filmed dancing this recording yet

Recorded the same day

What else Julio De Caro recorded on Mar 13, 1936.

  1. Mala pataJulio De CaroPedro Laugatango
  2. Yo no se si me querésJulio De CaroPedro Laugatango

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Notes1

A surprisingly danceable De Caro waltz from this experimental period.

Vocal1

Vocal sung

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  1. Dulce esperanzaJulio De CaroPedro Lauga

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