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Francisco Amor

32 recordings in our catalogue, 1938–1958, with 1 orchestras.

21 facts · 2 sources · every fact links its source

Recordings by year

Source: TangoCloud catalogue

19381958

1938: 2, 1939: 5, 1940: 12, 1941: 12, 1958: 1

With Francisco Canaro

32 recordings · 1938–1958 · source: TangoCloud catalogue

  1. En esta tarde grisFrancisco Canaro · Francisco Amor1941
  2. Lo que el viento se llevóFrancisco Canaro · Francisco Amor1941
  3. Cuartito azulFrancisco Canaro · Francisco Amor1939
  4. Copa de ajenjoFrancisco Canaro · Francisco Amor1941
  5. Cuando estaba enamoradoFrancisco Canaro · Francisco Amor1940
  6. Pájaro ciegoFrancisco Canaro · Ernesto Famá, Francisco Amor1940
  7. El día que te fuisteFrancisco Canaro · Francisco Amor1940
  8. Amor amor veniFrancisco Canaro · Francisco Amor1941
  9. Salud dinero y amorFrancisco Canaro · Francisco Amor1939
  10. Bajo el cielo azulFrancisco Canaro · Francisco Amor1941
  11. La melodía del corazónFrancisco Canaro · Francisco Amor1940
  12. La vida se vaFrancisco Canaro · Francisco Amor1940

Sung by8

Bajo el cielo azul · Francisco Canaro · 1941 — sung by Francisco Amor1941-05-09Single source

Lo que el viento se llevó · Francisco Canaro · 1941 — sung by Francisco Amor1941-01-09Single source

Copa de ajenjo · Francisco Canaro · 1941 — sung by Francisco Amor1941-06-19Single source

El día que te fuiste · Francisco Canaro · 1940 — sung by Francisco Amor1940-05-09Single source

Salud dinero y amor · Francisco Canaro · 1939 — sung by Francisco Amor1939-09-11Single source

La melodía del corazón · Francisco Canaro · 1940 — sung by Francisco Amor1940-05-10Single source

La vida se va · Francisco Canaro · 1940 — sung by Francisco Amor1940-05-10Single source

Acariciando recuerdos · Francisco Canaro · 1941 — sung by Francisco Amor1941-06-06Single source

Born on1

Born on Born Francisco Iglesias Amor in Bahía Blanca.1906-01-07Single source

Described as12

Described as Debuts with Florindo Sassone's orchestra at the Café El Nacional and on Radio Belgrano.1936-01-01Single source

Described as Acts and sings in César Ratti's company at the Teatro Apolo.1937Single source

Described as Sings in the film Viento norte, accompanied by Canaro.1937Single source

Described as First recording with Francisco Canaro, Salud, salud.1938-06-15Single source

Described as Premieres Cuartito azul with Canaro.1939-09-14Single source

Described as Premieres En esta tarde gris.1941-08-09Single source

Described as Farewell Canaro session, El cuarteador; leaves with Ernesto Famá and debuts as a duo on Radio Splendid.1941-10-22Single source

Described as Tours Uruguay with Famá from January to August; then a soloist on Radio Belgrano.1942Single source

Described as Appears in the documentary Buenos Aires canta.1947Single source

Described as Long tour of Chile, then settles in Montevideo.1948Single source

Described as Guest of Canaro on Radio El Mundo's Glostora Tango Club.1956Single source

Described as Last recordings, in Montevideo for Antar-Telefunken.1957Single source

Timeline

  1. 1906-01-07

    Born on Born Francisco Iglesias Amor in Bahía Blanca.Single source

  2. 1936-01-01

    Described as Debuts with Florindo Sassone's orchestra at the Café El Nacional and on Radio Belgrano.Single source

  3. 1937

    Described as Acts and sings in César Ratti's company at the Teatro Apolo.Single source

  4. 1937

    Described as Sings in the film Viento norte, accompanied by Canaro.Single source

  5. 1938-06-15

    Described as First recording with Francisco Canaro, Salud, salud.Single source

  6. 1939-09-11

    Sung by Salud dinero y amor · Francisco Canaro · 1939Single source

  7. 1939-09-14

    Described as Premieres Cuartito azul with Canaro.Single source

  8. 1940-05-09

    Sung by El día que te fuiste · Francisco Canaro · 1940Single source

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