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Jorge Ortiz

44 recordings in our catalogue, 1940–1945, with 2 orchestras.

19 facts · 2 sources · every fact links its source

Recordings by year

Source: TangoCloud catalogue

19401945

1940: 11, 1941: 10, 1942: 6, 1943: 9, 1945: 8

Orchestras over the years

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

19401945
  1. Rodolfo Biagi1940–1945 · 37
  2. Miguel Caló1943 · 7

With Rodolfo Biagi

37 recordings · 1940–1945 · source: TangoCloud catalogue

  1. Cuatro palabrasRodolfo Biagi · Jorge Ortiz1941
  2. Cantando se van las penasRodolfo Biagi · Jorge Ortiz1940
  3. Quiero verte una vez másRodolfo Biagi · Jorge Ortiz1940
  4. Carillón de La MercedRodolfo Biagi · Jorge Ortiz1941
  5. HumillaciónRodolfo Biagi · Jorge Ortiz1941
  6. IndiferenciaRodolfo Biagi · Jorge Ortiz1942
  7. Por un beso de amorRodolfo Biagi · Jorge Ortiz1940
  8. Todo te nombraRodolfo Biagi · Jorge Ortiz1940
  9. Pájaro ciegoRodolfo Biagi · Jorge Ortiz1941
  10. Ahora no me conocésRodolfo Biagi · Jorge Ortiz1941
  11. Tu melodíaRodolfo Biagi · Jorge Ortiz1945
  12. Guapo y varónRodolfo Biagi · Jorge Ortiz1940

With Miguel Caló

7 recordings · 1943–1943 · source: TangoCloud catalogue

  1. A las siete en el caféMiguel Caló · Jorge Ortiz1943
  2. Pa' que seguirMiguel Caló · Jorge Ortiz1943
  3. Ya sale el trenMiguel Caló · Jorge Ortiz1943
  4. Mi cantarMiguel Caló · Jorge Ortiz1943
  5. Barrio de tangoMiguel Caló · Jorge Ortiz1943
  6. De barroMiguel Caló · Jorge Ortiz1943
  7. Pobre negraMiguel Caló · Jorge Ortiz1943

Sung by4

Barrio de tango · Miguel Caló · 1943 — sung by Jorge Ortiz1943-01-19Single source

A las siete en el café · Miguel Caló · 1943 — sung by Jorge Ortiz1943-01-20Single source

Pa' que seguir · Miguel Caló · 1943 — sung by Jorge Ortiz1943-01-19Single source

Mi cantar · Miguel Caló · 1943 — sung by Jorge Ortiz1943-05-21Single source

Born on1

Born on Born Juan Edelmiro Alessio in San Cristóbal, Buenos Aires.1912-09-18Single source

Described as14

Described as Wins a contest on LR10 Radio Cultura; then hired by Radio Belgrano with Pascual Avena's guitar trio.1933Single source

Described as Joins Edgardo Donato; first recordings Dios lo sabe and Rosalinda; records El día que me quieras.1935Single source

Described as Sings the title tango in the film Picaflor.1935Single source

Described as Sings with Donato at an RCA-Victor festival at the Cine Ambassador.1936-05-25Single source

Described as Sings with Gerónimo Sureda on Radio Belgrano and adopts the name Jorge Ortiz.1939Single source

Described as First recording with Rodolfo Biagi, Todo te nombra, for Odeon.1940-06-19Single source

Described as First recordings with Miguel Caló, Barrio de tango and Pa' qué seguir.1943-01-19Single source

Described as Last Caló recording, the milonga Pobre negra.1943-06-10Single source

Described as Back with Biagi; records Magdala and Yuyo verde.1945-01-24Single source

Described as Sings at the confitería Marzotto with Jorge Argentino Fernández's orchestra.1946Single source

Described as Records Misa de once with Ricardo Pedevilla for Pampa-Odeon.1952Single source

Described as Settles in Rio de Janeiro.1959Single source

Described as Last Buenos Aires appearance, on Canal 11's Ronda de Ases with the Orquesta Símbolo Rodolfo Biagi.1979Single source

Described as Dies of cardiac syncope.1989-02-18Single source

Timeline

  1. 1912-09-18

    Born on Born Juan Edelmiro Alessio in San Cristóbal, Buenos Aires.Single source

  2. 1933

    Described as Wins a contest on LR10 Radio Cultura; then hired by Radio Belgrano with Pascual Avena's guitar trio.Single source

  3. 1935

    Described as Joins Edgardo Donato; first recordings Dios lo sabe and Rosalinda; records El día que me quieras.Single source

  4. 1935

    Described as Sings the title tango in the film Picaflor.Single source

  5. 1936-05-25

    Described as Sings with Donato at an RCA-Victor festival at the Cine Ambassador.Single source

  6. 1939

    Described as Sings with Gerónimo Sureda on Radio Belgrano and adopts the name Jorge Ortiz.Single source

  7. 1940-06-19

    Described as First recording with Rodolfo Biagi, Todo te nombra, for Odeon.Single source

  8. 1943-01-19

    Sung by Barrio de tango · Miguel Caló · 1943Single source

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