Aníbal Troilo

Aníbal Troilo — recorded by the orchestra of Aníbal Troilo[1][5]Supported · 2

Desencuentro — composed by Aníbal Troilo[1][19][24]Supported · 2

La última curda — composed by Aníbal Troilo[1][18][32]Supported · 2

Toda mi vida — composed by Aníbal Troilo[1][21][44]Supported · 2

Mi tango triste — composed by Aníbal Troilo[1][51]Supported · 2

Romance de barrio — composed by Aníbal Troilo[1][16][26]Supported · 2

Garúa — composed by Aníbal Troilo[1][30]Supported · 2

Che bandoneón — composed by Aníbal Troilo[1][27]Supported · 2

Barrio de tango — composed by Aníbal Troilo[1][17][33]Supported · 2

Garras — composed by Aníbal Troilo[1][22][29]Supported · 2

Una canción — composed by Aníbal Troilo[1][42]Supported · 2

Valsecito amigo — composed by Aníbal Troilo[1][38]Supported · 2

La trampera — composed by Aníbal Troilo[1][43]Supported · 2

Pa' que bailen los muchachos — composed by Aníbal Troilo[1][36]Supported · 2

Te llaman Malevo — composed by Aníbal Troilo[1][39]Supported · 2

Patio mío — composed by Aníbal Troilo[1][20][35]Supported · 2

La cantina — composed by Aníbal Troilo[1][40]Supported · 2

Con toda la voz que tengo — composed by Aníbal Troilo[1][49]Supported · 2

Responso — composed by Aníbal Troilo[1]Single source

A Homero — composed by Aníbal Troilo[1][53]Supported · 2

Coplas — composed by Aníbal Troilo[1]Single source

Sur — composed by Aníbal Troilo[14][41]Single source

Milonguero triste — composed by Aníbal Troilo[23]Single source

María — composed by Aníbal Troilo[25]Single source

Total pa qué sirvo — composed by Aníbal Troilo[28]Single source

Media noche — composed by Aníbal Troilo[31]Single source

Fechoría — composed by Aníbal Troilo[34]Single source

Yo soy del treinta — composed by Aníbal Troilo[37]Single source

Milonga de la parda — composed by Aníbal Troilo[45]Single source

Tres y dos — composed by Aníbal Troilo[46]Single source

Con mi perro — composed by Aníbal Troilo[47]Single source

El último farol — composed by Aníbal Troilo[48]Single source

Acordándome de vos — composed by Aníbal Troilo[50]Single source

Naipe — composed by Aníbal Troilo[52]Single source

Y no puede ser — composed by Aníbal Troilo[54]Single source

Compadre que le va a hacer — composed by Aníbal Troilo[56]Single source

Aníbal Troilo — born on Aníbal Troilo (July 11, 1914)[2][3][15]Supported · 3

Born on July 11, 1914[9][68]Supported · 2

Aníbal Troilo — died on Aníbal Troilo (May 18, 1975)[3][4][15]Sources disagree

Died on May 19, 1975[68]Single source

Aníbal Troilo — born in Aníbal Troilo[3][15]Sources disagree

Born in Buenos Aires[4]Single source

Aníbal Troilo — plays Aníbal Troilo (bandoneon)[3]Single source

Aníbal Troilo — described as Aníbal Troilo (also known as Pichuco)Jul 1, 1937, Mar 7, 1938[3][5][15][57][58][59][2][60][61]Single source

Known as «Pichuco»[2]Single source

Known as «El Bandoneón Mayor de Buenos Aires»[2]Single source

Nickname «El Gordo»[60]Single source

Balanced, without histrionisms, of undeniable taste[68]Single source

Aníbal Troilo — joined Aníbal Troilo1932, 1939[6][8]Single source

Aníbal Troilo — led Aníbal Troilo1937–1968[5][7][8][10][11][12][13]Supported · 2

Led Aníbal TroiloJul 1, 1937[68]Single source

Aníbal Troilo — played in Aníbal Troilo1955–1956, 1962–1963[5][8]Single source

Troilo-Grela — played in Aníbal Troilo1952[64]Single source

Aníbal Troilo — external id Aníbal Troilo (todotango:creador/32)[15][55]Single source

Wikidata · Q381843source

MusicBrainz · 9a7f8969-387f-4161-b643-4b0e733f8d64source

Discogs · 777470[55]Single source

Roberto Goyeneche — sang with Aníbal Troilo1956–1963[62]Single source

Aldo Calderón — sang with Aníbal Troilo1948, Oct 1949–Feb 1951, Feb 1951[63]Single source

Jorge Casal — sang with Aníbal Troilo1950–1955[65]Single source

Roberto Rufino — sang with Aníbal Troilo1962–1965[66][67]Supported · 2

Died in Buenos Aires[4]Single source

Aníbal Troilo — died in Aníbal Troilo[2]Single source