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Alberto Arenas

73 recordings in our catalogue, 1945–1957, with 2 orchestras.

21 facts · 4 sources · every fact links its source

Recordings by year

Source: TangoCloud catalogue

19451957

1945: 9, 1946: 9, 1947: 6, 1948: 9, 1949: 5, 1950: 2, 1951: 9, 1952: 4, 1953: 8, 1954: 3, 1955: 2, 1956: 5, 1957: 2

Orchestras over the years

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

19451957
  1. Francisco Canaro1945–1957 · 72
  2. Quinteto Pirincho (Francisco Canaro)1951 · 1

With Francisco Canaro

72 recordings · 1945–1957 · source: TangoCloud catalogue

  1. Bailando me diste un besoFrancisco Canaro · Alberto Arenas, Mario Alonso1952
  2. MilongónFrancisco Canaro · Alberto Arenas1956
  3. Me gusta bailar milongaFrancisco Canaro · Alberto Arenas1956
  4. El Chino PantaleónFrancisco Canaro · Alberto Arenas, Mario Alonso1953
  5. Adiós pampa míaFrancisco Canaro · Alberto Arenas1945
  6. Sin palabrasFrancisco Canaro · Alberto Arenas1946
  7. Por la huellaFrancisco Canaro · Alberto Arenas1948
  8. Mano a manoFrancisco Canaro · Alberto Arenas1953
  9. Pedime lo que querésFrancisco Canaro · Alberto Arenas1954
  10. PregoneraFrancisco Canaro · Guillermo Coral, Alberto Arenas1945
  11. Serafin y Julia PazFrancisco Canaro · Guillermo Coral, Alberto Arenas1945
  12. El chocloFrancisco Canaro · Alberto Arenas1948

With Quinteto Pirincho (Francisco Canaro)

1 recordings · 1951–1951 · source: TangoCloud catalogue

  1. Tierra negraQuinteto Pirincho (Francisco Canaro) · Alberto Arenas1951

Sung by8

Sin palabras · Francisco Canaro · 1946 — sung by Alberto Arenas1946-08-20Single source

Por la huella · Francisco Canaro · 1948 — sung by Alberto Arenas1948-09-10Single source

La última copa · Francisco Canaro · 1948 — sung by Alberto Arenas1948-01-15Single source

Milongón · Francisco Canaro · 1956 — sung by Alberto Arenas1956-04-26Single source

Me gusta bailar milonga · Francisco Canaro · 1956 — sung by Alberto Arenas1956-04-12Single source

Adiós pampa mía · Francisco Canaro · 1945 — sung by Alberto Arenas1945-08-24Single source

Pedime lo que querés · Francisco Canaro · 1954 — sung by Alberto Arenas1954-07-19Single source

El último organito · Francisco Canaro · 1949 — sung by Alberto Arenas1949-10-13Single source

Born on1

Born on Born Tomás Guida in Buenos Aires.1910-09-25Single source

Described as12

Described as Professional debut.1935Single source

Described as Sings with Alberto Pugliese's orchestra, including at the Cabaret D'Azur.1936Single source

Described as Hired by Francisco Canaro;1945Single source

Described as First recording with Canaro, Adiós pampa mía.1945-08-24Single source

Described as Revival of Canción de los barrios with Virginia Luque.1946-07-05Single source

Described as Canaro's musical comedy Con la música en el alma.1949Single source

Described as With Canaro on Radio El Mundo's Glostora Tango Club; tours of Brazil and the interior through 1954.1951Single source

Described as Latest catalogued Canaro side, the milonga Me gusta bailar milonga.1956-04-12Single source

Described as Leaves Canaro (1957 per Todo Tango; Wikipedia says 1956).1957Single source

Described as Records for TK with Enrique Mora's quartet.1976Single source

Described as Tours Colombia with Roberto Maida and Ernesto Famá.1980Single source

Described as Dies in Buenos Aires.1988-01-12Single source

Timeline

  1. 1910-09-25

    Born on Born Tomás Guida in Buenos Aires.Single source

  2. 1935

    Described as Professional debut.Single source

  3. 1936

    Described as Sings with Alberto Pugliese's orchestra, including at the Cabaret D'Azur.Single source

  4. 1945

    Described as Hired by Francisco Canaro;Single source

  5. 1945-08-24

    Sung by Adiós pampa mía · Francisco Canaro · 1945Single source

  6. 1945-08-24

    Described as First recording with Canaro, Adiós pampa mía.Single source

  7. 1946-07-05

    Described as Revival of Canción de los barrios with Virginia Luque.Single source

  8. 1946-08-20

    Sung by Sin palabras · Francisco Canaro · 1946Single source

Related

  1. [1]TangoCloud public Recording cataloguecatalogue
  2. [2]Alberto Arenas - Semblanza por Néstor Pinsónbiography · timeline-16508
  3. [3]Alberto Arenas (cantante)encyclopedia · timeline-16509
  4. [4]Alberto Arenas - fichacatalogue · timeline-16516