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Raul Lavié

10 recordings in our catalogue, 1957–1963, with 3 orchestras.

10 facts · 4 sources · every fact links its source

Recordings by year

Source: TangoCloud catalogue

19571963

1957: 3, 1958: 5, 1963: 2

Orchestras over the years

First to last recording together · source: TangoCloud catalogue · tap a bar for the takes

19571963
  1. Héctor Varela1957 · 3
  2. Ángel D'Agostino1963 · 2
  3. Ases Del Tango1958 · 5

With Héctor Varela

3 recordings · 1957–1957 · source: TangoCloud catalogue

  1. Y no me digas noHéctor Varela · Raul Lavié1957
  2. Señora PrincesaHéctor Varela · Raul Lavié1957
  3. Te creía como todasHéctor Varela · Raul Lavié1957

With Ángel D'Agostino

2 recordings · 1963–1963 · source: TangoCloud catalogue

  1. Yo te canto Buenos AiresÁngel D'Agostino · Raul Lavié1963
  2. Mi chiquitaÁngel D'Agostino · Raul Lavié1963

With Ases Del Tango

5 recordings · 1958–1958 · source: TangoCloud catalogue

  1. Fueron tres palabrasAses Del Tango · Rodolfo Lesica, Raul Lavié1958
  2. Morocha sangre de fuegoAses Del Tango · Rodolfo Lesica, Raul Lavié1958
  3. QuiéremeAses Del Tango · Raul Lavié1958
  4. Sabras que te quieroAses Del Tango · Raul Lavié1958
  5. Todo es amorAses Del Tango · Raul Lavié1958

Described as8

Described as Records Señora princesa with Héctor Varela's orchestra for Columbia.1957-07-02Single source

Described as Records with Héctor Stamponi's orchestra for Philips.1959Single source

Described as Joins El Club del Clan on Canal 13, signed by RCA Victor.1962Single source

Described as Sings on Ángel D'Agostino's last recordings, Mi chiquita and Yo te canto Buenos Aires, for RCA Victor.1963-05-20Single source

Described as Hired by Mexican television; works in Mexico for about two years, including theatre with Libertad Lamarque.1967Single source

Described as Appears in Leopoldo Torre Nilsson's Boquitas pintadas.1974Single source

Described as Rejoins Tango Argentino on Broadway and tours the US in María de Buenos Aires with Gidon Kremer.1999Single source

Described as Records with the Sexteto Mayor in Villa Mercedes.2012Single source

Won2

Won Platinum Konex as male tango singer.1995Single source

Won Named Personalidad Emérita de la Cultura at Palacio Libertad.2026-09-07Single source

Timeline

  1. 1957-07-02

    Described as Records Señora princesa with Héctor Varela's orchestra for Columbia.Single source

  2. 1959

    Described as Records with Héctor Stamponi's orchestra for Philips.Single source

  3. 1962

    Described as Joins El Club del Clan on Canal 13, signed by RCA Victor.Single source

  4. 1963-05-20

    Described as Sings on Ángel D'Agostino's last recordings, Mi chiquita and Yo te canto Buenos Aires, for RCA Victor.Single source

  5. 1967

    Described as Hired by Mexican television; works in Mexico for about two years, including theatre with Libertad Lamarque.Single source

  6. 1974

    Described as Appears in Leopoldo Torre Nilsson's Boquitas pintadas.Single source

  7. 1995

    Won Platinum Konex as male tango singer.Single source

  8. 1999

    Described as Rejoins Tango Argentino on Broadway and tours the US in María de Buenos Aires with Gidon Kremer.Single source

Related

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  2. [2]Raúl Lavié - Semblanzabiography · timeline-17047
  3. [3]Raúl Laviéencyclopedia · timeline-17048
  4. [4]Raúl Lavié: Personalidad Emérita de la Culturanews · timeline-17055 · 2026-01-01