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Jorge Falcón

10 recordings in our catalogue, 1973–1974, with 1 orchestras.

8 facts · 3 sources · every fact links its source

Recordings by year

Source: TangoCloud catalogue

19731974

1973: 9, 1974: 1

With Héctor Varela

10 recordings · 1973–1974 · source: TangoCloud catalogue

  1. Una lagrimitaHéctor Varela · Fernando Soler, Jorge Falcón1973
  2. Azucar pimienta y salHéctor Varela · Jorge Falcón, Fernando Soler1973
  3. Haceme cu-cuHéctor Varela · Jorge Falcón, Fernando Soler1973
  4. Y llorarás como yoHéctor Varela · Jorge Falcón1973
  5. Así bailaban mis abuelosHéctor Varela · Fernando Soler, Jorge Falcón1973
  6. En un sueño te perdíHéctor Varela · Jorge Falcón1974
  7. Sabor de adiósHéctor Varela · Jorge Falcón1973
  8. Con flauta y guitarraHéctor Varela · Jorge Falcón, Fernando Soler1973
  9. Fueron tres añosHéctor Varela · Jorge Falcón1973
  10. Y te parece todavíaHéctor Varela · Jorge Falcón1973

Born on1

Born on Born in Buenos Aires.1949-10-15Single source

Described as7

Described as Debuts with Héctor Varela's orchestra as Jorge Falcón.1976-10-12Single source

Described as Varela's first album with him includes the milonga Azúcar, pimienta y sal, in duet with Fernando Soler.1977Single source

Described as Solo album La noche, el tango y el amor for CBS, with Ernesto Rossi.1982Single source

Described as Album El amor desolado, arranged and conducted by Raúl Plate, his biggest success.1984Single source

Described as Album Para todos... con amor, with José Colángelo.1986Single source

Described as Car accident; later collapses during a show in Rosario.1986Single source

Described as Dies of cancer in San Telmo, aged 37.1987-07-02Single source

Timeline

  1. 1949-10-15

    Born on Born in Buenos Aires.Single source

  2. 1976-10-12

    Described as Debuts with Héctor Varela's orchestra as Jorge Falcón.Single source

  3. 1977

    Described as Varela's first album with him includes the milonga Azúcar, pimienta y sal, in duet with Fernando Soler.Single source

  4. 1982

    Described as Solo album La noche, el tango y el amor for CBS, with Ernesto Rossi.Single source

  5. 1984

    Described as Album El amor desolado, arranged and conducted by Raúl Plate, his biggest success.Single source

  6. 1986

    Described as Album Para todos... con amor, with José Colángelo.Single source

  7. 1986

    Described as Car accident; later collapses during a show in Rosario.Single source

  8. 1987-07-02

    Described as Dies of cancer in San Telmo, aged 37.Single source

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