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Horacio Quintana

Horacio Quintana was a tango singer who sang with the orchestra of Lucio Demare from January to June 1945 and joined the orchestra of Florindo Sassone in 1945 [1]. A recording catalogue lists him as the singer on six recordings dated between July 1944 and March 1945 .

1944: 10 · danced 277 times1945: 4 · danced 63 times
19441945
records madedanced on film, by the record’s year· our catalogue

1944: 10, 277; 1945: 4, 63

Horacio Quintana was a tango singer whose documented career centres on the mid-1940s [1]. A biography records his time as a singer with the orchestra of Lucio Demare, from 3 January 1945 until his departure on 11 June 1945 [1]. The same biography records that he joined the orchestra of Florindo Sassone in 1945 and that he performed at Café El Nacional that year [1].

A public recording catalogue credits Quintana as the singer on six recordings made between 25 July 1944 and 21 March 1945 . Each of these entries carries the title "Odeon" .

Career

Quintana sang with Lucio Demare's orchestra for about five months, from 3 January 1945 to 11 June 1945 [1]. The biography gives 11 June 1945 as the date he left Demare's orchestra [1].

In 1945 Quintana performed at Café El Nacional [1]. The biography gives only the year for this engagement [1].

Also in 1945, Quintana joined the orchestra of Florindo Sassone [1]. The biography gives only the year for this move [1].

Recordings

A recording catalogue lists six recordings sung by Quintana, all with the title "Odeon" . The listing gives these dates :

  • 25 July 1944: one recording
  • 25 September 1944: two recordings
  • 14 November 1944: one recording
  • 21 March 1945: two recordings

References

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  1. 1.Biografía de Horacio Quintana por Abel Palermo · todotango.com
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As a composer

With Lucio Demare

14 recordings · 1944–1945 · source: TangoCloud catalogue

  1. TorrenteLucio Demare · Horacio Quintana1944
  2. Solamente ellaLucio Demare · Horacio Quintana1944
  3. Igual que un bandoneónLucio Demare · Horacio Quintana1945
  4. Dos corazonesLucio Demare · Horacio Quintana1944
  5. Me quedé mirándolaLucio Demare · Horacio Quintana1945
  6. Nos encontramos al pasarLucio Demare · Horacio Quintana1945
  7. Corazón no le digas a nadieLucio Demare · Horacio Quintana1944
  8. AlhucemaLucio Demare · Horacio Quintana1944
  9. Lo mismo que un tangoLucio Demare · Horacio Quintana1945
  10. El aguaceroLucio Demare · Horacio Quintana1944
  11. Estan sonando las ochoLucio Demare · Horacio Quintana1944
  12. Se va una tarde másLucio Demare · Horacio Quintana1944

Singers14

Solamente ella · Lucio Demare · 1944 — sung by Horacio QuintanaJul 25, 1944

Supported · 2

Me quedé mirándola · Lucio Demare · 1945 — sung by Horacio QuintanaMar 21, 1945

Supported · 2

Dos corazones · Lucio Demare · 1944 — sung by Horacio QuintanaSep 25, 1944

Supported · 2

Alhucema · Lucio Demare · 1944 — sung by Horacio QuintanaSep 25, 1944

Supported · 2

El aguacero · Lucio Demare · 1944 — sung by Horacio QuintanaNov 14, 1944

Supported · 2

Lo mismo que un tango · Lucio Demare · 1945 — sung by Horacio QuintanaMar 21, 1945

Supported · 2

Estan sonando las ocho · Lucio Demare · 1944 — sung by Horacio Quintana

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Corazón no le digas a nadie · Lucio Demare · 1944 — sung by Horacio Quintana

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Se va una tarde más · Lucio Demare · 1944 — sung by Horacio Quintana

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Oriente · Lucio Demare · 1944 — sung by Horacio Quintana

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Torrente · Lucio Demare · 1944 — sung by Horacio Quintana

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Señores yo soy del centro · Lucio Demare · 1944 — sung by Horacio Quintana

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Igual que un bandoneón · Lucio Demare · 1945 — sung by Horacio Quintana

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Nos encontramos al pasar · Lucio Demare · 1945 — sung by Horacio Quintana

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Sang with2

Sang with Lucio Demare1944–1945

Supported · 2

Horacio Quintana — sang with Horacio Quintana1946

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Left1

Left Lucio DemareJun 11, 1945

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Performed at1

Performed at Café El Nacional1945

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Joined1

Joined Florindo Sassone1945

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In other catalogues4

tango.info · RamonGutie

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Horacio Quintana — external id Horacio Quintana (wikidata:Q55469467)source

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Wikidata · Q55469467source

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MusicBrainz · 80f70093-5c09-4f34-946a-15c5197125a3source

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Composer1

Mi viejo es amigo mio — composed by Horacio Quintana

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Born1

Horacio Quintana — born on Horacio Quintana (May 30, 1920)

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Died1

Horacio Quintana — died on Horacio Quintana (November 15, 2007)

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Listen

  1. TorrenteLucio Demare · Horacio Quintana1944
  2. Solamente ellaLucio Demare · Horacio Quintana1944
  3. Igual que un bandoneónLucio Demare · Horacio Quintana1945
  4. Dos corazonesLucio Demare · Horacio Quintana1944
  5. Me quedé mirándolaLucio Demare · Horacio Quintana1945
  6. Nos encontramos al pasarLucio Demare · Horacio Quintana1945
  7. Corazón no le digas a nadieLucio Demare · Horacio Quintana1944
  8. AlhucemaLucio Demare · Horacio Quintana1944
  9. Lo mismo que un tangoLucio Demare · Horacio Quintana1945
  10. El aguaceroLucio Demare · Horacio Quintana1944
  11. Estan sonando las ochoLucio Demare · Horacio Quintana1944
  12. Se va una tarde másLucio Demare · Horacio Quintana1944

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