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José Bohr

1 recordings in our catalogue, 1941–1941, with 1 orchestras.

José Bohr: Writes Allá en el sur with Eugenio Cárdenas., Debuts as a chansonnier at the Teatro Porteño in De Puente Alsina a Montmartre; writes Cascabelito with Caruso., Introduces Pero hay una melena at the Teatro Porteño; Corsini premieres Medias de seda at the Teatro Smart., Takes Argentine citizenship and leaves for the United States., Acts in Sombras de gloria in Hollywood., Becomes president of Chilefilms., Records Por el camino as a singer of the Típica Victor., and Dies in Oslo.

José Bohr: born on 1901-09-03.

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Source: TangoCloud catalogue

19411941

1941: 1

With Típica Victor

1 recordings · 1941–1941 · source: TangoCloud catalogue

  1. Por el caminoTípica VictorJosé Bohr, ChoirtangoRCA Victor

Composer5

Cascabelito — composed by José Bohr

Supported · 2

No esta — composed by José Bohr

Supported · 2

Medias de seda — composed by José Bohr

Single source

Por el camino — composed by José Bohr

Single source

Anoche soñé — composed by José Bohr

Single source

Notes9

Writes Allá en el sur with Eugenio Cárdenas.1922

Single source

Debuts as a chansonnier at the Teatro Porteño in De Puente Alsina a Montmartre; writes Cascabelito with Caruso.1924

Single source

Introduces Pero hay una melena at the Teatro Porteño; Corsini premieres Medias de seda at the Teatro Smart.1925

Single source

Takes Argentine citizenship and leaves for the United States.Sep 3, 1925

Single source

Acts in Sombras de gloria in Hollywood.1929

Single source

Becomes president of Chilefilms.1940

Single source

Records Por el camino as a singer of the Típica Victor.1941

Single source

Dies in Oslo.May 29, 1994

Single source

José Bohr — described as José Bohr (Cantor, compositor, letrista, actor y director)

Supported · 2

Dates1

José Bohr — took place at José BohrSep 3, 1901

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Eras and styles1

José Bohr — belongs to José Bohr (tango)

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Born2

Born on September 3, 1901

Supported · 2

José Bohr — born on José Bohr (September 3, 1901)

Supported · 2

In other catalogues4

José Bohr — external id José Bohr (todotango:creador/312)

Supported · 2

Wikidata · Q6291715source

Single source

MusicBrainz · 8a76df9b-f546-4779-a5c9-c1a7b477c93asource

Single source

Discogs · 1296743

Single source

Died2

José Bohr — died on José Bohr (May 29, 1994)

Supported · 2

Died on May 29, 1994

Single source

Birthplace2

José Bohr — born in José Bohr (Bonn (Renania del Norte-Westfalia) Alemania)

Supported · 2

Born in Bonn

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Lyricist2

No esta — lyrics by José Bohr

Single source

Anoche soñé — lyrics by José Bohr

Single source

Place of death1

Died in OsloMay 29, 1994

Single source

Known for1

Is known for Tut-Ank-Amon

Single source

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  1. Por el caminoTípica VictorJosé Bohr, Choir

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