Song
Tu olvido y yo
Who recorded it
Every version3Earliest we hold: Juan D'Arienzo, 1960
Versions of Tu olvido y yo recorded 1960–1969
Tu olvido y yo is a tango.
Tu olvido y yo was published in 1960.
Tu olvido y yo was composed by Manuel Sucher.
The lyrics of Tu olvido y yo are by Roberto Lambertucci.
The song
The piece as people name it, whoever plays it.
3 orchestras recorded it
3 Dances filmed to it
Who wrote it
- Music
- Manuel Sucher
- Words
- Roberto Lambertucci
- Written
- not yet cited · help fill it
- First played
- not yet cited · help fill it
Source: TangoCloud catalogue
Lyrics
Every version
Computed from the catalogue, not yet written by anyone
3 recordings · our catalogue, dances filmed on TangoTube · 3 more we know of
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- Juan D'ArienzoEarliest we holdMost dancedTu olvido y yoJuan D'ArienzoJorge ValdeztangoRCA Victor3 dances1960
- Alfredo De AngelisTu olvido y yoAlfredo De AngelisJuan Carlos GodoytangoOdeonNo match yet1960
- Sexteto TangoTu olvido y yoSexteto TangoJorge MacieltangoNo match yet1969
- Jorge DragoneNot in our catalogueArgentino Ledesma1960
- Héctor MauréNot in our catalogue
- Jorge DragoneNot in our catalogueArgentino Ledesma
One recording
A dated take, with its sound and the couples dancing it.
Couples filmed dancing this recording · 3 Performances
Danced to it
Music from 1960–1969 · danced on film 2015
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- EntryManuel SucherPerson
- EntryRoberto LambertucciPerson
- EntryTu olvidoComposition
- EntryAmor y olvidoComposition
- EntryYa te arrepentirásComposition
- EntryNi te perdono ni te olvidoComposition
- EntryTu amarguraComposition
- EntryYo te adoroComposition
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In other catalogues2
TodoTango · tema/1643
tango.info · T0370488451
Is a1
Is a Tango
Published1
Published 1960
Composer1
Composed by Manuel Sucher
Lyricist1
Lyrics by Roberto Lambertucci
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