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Elba Berón
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Recordings by year
Source: TangoCloud catalogue
1962: 4
With Aníbal Troilo
4 recordings · 1962–1962 · source: TangoCloud catalogue
Sung by1
Desencuentro · Aníbal Troilo · 1962 — sung by Elba Berón1962-02-09Single source
Described as8
Described as Radio debut at twelve on the Matinée de Juan Manuel.1943Single source
Described as Forms Las Hermanas Berón with her sister Rosita; debut on Radio Belgrano.1946Single source
Described as The duo ends when Rosita marries and moves to Colombia.1956Single source
Described as Sings Y a mí qué in the musical Caramelos surtidos.1960Single source
Described as Joins Aníbal Troilo's orchestra in February, beside Roberto Goyeneche.1961Single source
Described as Records four titles with Troilo for RCA Victor, including Coplas with Goyeneche.1962-01-09Single source
Described as Leaves Troilo's orchestra on 30 November.1963Single source
Described as The reunited sisters open La Casa de las Hermanas Berón in San Telmo.1977Single source
Timeline
1943
Described as Radio debut at twelve on the Matinée de Juan Manuel.Single source
1946
Described as Forms Las Hermanas Berón with her sister Rosita; debut on Radio Belgrano.Single source
1956
Described as The duo ends when Rosita marries and moves to Colombia.Single source
1960
Described as Sings Y a mí qué in the musical Caramelos surtidos.Single source
1961
Described as Joins Aníbal Troilo's orchestra in February, beside Roberto Goyeneche.Single source
1962-01-09
Described as Records four titles with Troilo for RCA Victor, including Coplas with Goyeneche.Single source
1962-02-09
Sung by Desencuentro · Aníbal Troilo · 1962Single source
1963
Described as Leaves Troilo's orchestra on 30 November.Single source
Related
- [1]TangoCloud public Recording cataloguecatalogue
- [2]Elba Berón - Semblanzabiography · timeline-17093
- [3]Elba Berón (ficha)catalogue · timeline-17098