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El pangaré

"El pangaré" is a canción credited to the composers Carlos Gardel and José Razzano, with lyrics by Alcides De María [1][2]. Its earliest known recording dates from 1917, by José Ricardo and Carlos Gardel [1].

"El pangaré" is a composition in the canción genre [1][2]. Both catalogue sources credit the music to Carlos Gardel and José Razzano and the lyrics to Alcides De María [1][2].

The work is also connected to the early compositional output of Canaro, which the sources describe as beginning with an arrangement of "El pangaré" as a tango in 1917 [1][2]. The dossier gives no reliable year for the original composition of the canción [1][2].

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History

The sources credit Carlos Gardel and José Razzano as composers of "El pangaré" and Alcides De María as its lyricist [1][2]. They classify the work as a canción [1][2]. Neither source gives a date for its composition, publication or first performance [1][2].

According to the sources, Canaro's compositional output began with an arrangement of "El pangaré" as a tango in 1917 [1][2]. The same account names the tango "Mano brava" as another early work by Canaro, dedicated to Minotto Di Cicco and premiered in Montevideo in 1915 [1][2].

Recordings

The earliest known recording listed for the work is by José Ricardo and Carlos Gardel, dated 1917 [1]. This recording year does not establish when the piece was composed or first performed [1]. Only one source reports this recording [1].

Recordings listed in the dossier: - José Ricardo / Carlos Gardel (1917) [1]

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  1. El pangaré (tango.info work page) · tango.info
  2. El pangaré (Todo Tango work page) · todotango.com

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