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A la mar se fué

Music by Armando Acquarone. 1 recordings in our catalogue, 1932–1932.

Who recorded it

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Earliest we hold: Típica Victor, 1932

  1. Típica VictorCarlos Lafuente · Luis Díaz1932

Versions of A la mar se fué recorded 1932

A la mar se fué was composed by Armando Acquarone.†

The song

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1 orchestra recorded it

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Who wrote it

Music
Armando Acquarone
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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. Típica VictorEarliest we holdA la mar se fuéTípica VictorCarlos Lafuente, Luis DíazvalsRCA Victor1932
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Típica Victor

A la mar se fuéTípica VictorCarlos Lafuente, Luis DíazvalsRCA Victor
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tango.info · T0370000466

Composer1

Composed by Armando Acquarone

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  1. A la mar se fuéTípica VictorCarlos Lafuente, Luis DíazvalsRCA Victor

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