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Antonio Buglione

Antonio Buglione (born 18 May 1899, died 2 March 1978) was a tango singer, violinist and author who wrote La maleva, which Carlos Gardel later recorded [1][3]. He sang Piba, the first vocal recording of the Orquesta Típica Victor, in 1928 [2].

1928: 9 · danced 1 times1929: 1 · danced 0 times1930: 2 · danced 0 times1931: 2 · danced 0 times1932: 2 · danced 0 times
1928’301932
records madedanced on film, by the record’s year· our catalogue

1928: 9, 1; 1929: 1, 0; 1930: 2, 0; 1931: 2, 0; 1932: 2, 0

Antonio Buglione was born on 18 May 1899 [3]. He wrote La maleva in 1921, and the piece was later recorded by Carlos Gardel [1]. During the 1920s he worked as an orchestral musician: in 1922 he played in José Martínez's orchestra at the Teatro Politeama, and by 1926 he was the violinist in Julio Pollero's group [1].

In 1926, while working as Pollero's violinist, he began singing under the name Antonio Reyes at the Folies Bergère cabaret [1]. On 8 October 1928 he sang Piba, the first vocal recording of the Orquesta Típica Victor [2]. He later sang on radio and performed in Lima, Peru, and he died in San Cristóbal on 2 March 1978 [1].

Career

In 1921 Buglione wrote La maleva, which Carlos Gardel later recorded [1]. In 1922 he played in José Martínez's orchestra at the Teatro Politeama [1].

In 1926 he was the violinist in Julio Pollero's orchestra [1]. That year he began singing at the Folies Bergère cabaret, using the name Antonio Reyes [1].

In 1932 he sang on Radio Nacional, accompanied by guitars [1]. In 1936 he played at the Confitería La Cabaña in Lima, Peru [1]. He died in San Cristóbal on 2 March 1978 [1].

Recordings

On 8 October 1928 Buglione sang Piba with the Orquesta Típica Victor [2]. This was the orchestra's first vocal recording [2].

A public recording catalogue lists a recording dated 25 August 1928 as sung by Buglione . The catalogue entry carries the title Odeon, and it gives no further details .

References

How Tangopedia works

  1. 1.Biografía de Antonio Buglione (Orlando del Greco) · todotango.com
  2. 2.Orquesta Típica Victor · todotango.com
  3. 3.Tangopedia staff · tangopedia.app
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As a musician1914

  • violin, 1914

As a composer

Orchestras over the years

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

19281932
  1. Osvaldo Fresedo1928 · 5
  2. Típica Victor1928 · 4
  3. Francisco Canaro1929 · 1
  4. Juan Canaro1932 · 2
  5. Minotto Di Cicco1930–1931 · 3
  6. Antonio Bonavena1931 · 1

With Osvaldo Fresedo

5 recordings · 1928–1928 · source: TangoCloud catalogue

  1. Tarasca soloOsvaldo Fresedo · Antonio Buglione1928
  2. Al hipódromo choferOsvaldo Fresedo · Antonio Buglione1928
  3. ChorraOsvaldo Fresedo · Antonio Buglione1928
  4. Triste verdadOsvaldo Fresedo · Antonio Buglione1928
  5. Vamos cheOsvaldo Fresedo · Antonio Buglione1928

With Típica Victor

4 recordings · 1928–1928 · source: TangoCloud catalogue

  1. HembraTípica Victor · Antonio Buglione1928
  2. PibaTípica Victor · Antonio Buglione1928
  3. Por qué me dejasteTípica Victor · Antonio Buglione1928
  4. Vecinita gentilTípica Victor · Antonio Buglione1928

With Francisco Canaro

1 recordings · 1929–1929 · source: TangoCloud catalogue

  1. Llego la lanchaFrancisco Canaro · Antonio Buglione1929

With Juan Canaro

2 recordings · 1932–1932 · source: TangoCloud catalogue

  1. No me olvidesJuan Canaro · Antonio Buglione1932
  2. Si la ves dale recuerdosJuan Canaro · Antonio Buglione1932

With Minotto Di Cicco

3 recordings · 1930–1931 · source: TangoCloud catalogue

  1. Queja melodiosaMinotto Di Cicco · Antonio Buglione1930
  2. Quimera de amorMinotto Di Cicco · Antonio Buglione1930
  3. El ultimo farolitoMinotto Di Cicco · Antonio Buglione1931

With Antonio Bonavena

1 recordings · 1931–1931 · source: TangoCloud catalogue

  1. Loca quimeraAntonio Bonavena · Antonio Buglione1931

Singers8

Tarasca solo · Osvaldo Fresedo · 1928 — sung by Antonio BuglioneAug 25, 1928

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Chorra · Osvaldo Fresedo · 1928 — sung by Antonio Buglione

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Al hipódromo chofer · Osvaldo Fresedo · 1928 — sung by Antonio Buglione

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Piba · Típica Victor · 1928 — sung by Antonio Buglione

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Por qué me dejaste · Típica Victor · 1928 — sung by Antonio Buglione

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Hembra · Típica Victor · 1928 — sung by Antonio Buglione

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Vecinita gentil · Típica Victor · 1928 — sung by Antonio Buglione

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Llego la lancha · Francisco Canaro · 1929 — sung by Antonio Buglione

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Notes8

Writes La maleva, later recorded by Carlos Gardel.1921

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Plays in José Martínez's orchestra at the Teatro Politeama.1922

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As Julio Pollero's violinist, begins singing as Antonio Reyes at the Folies Bergère cabaret.1926

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Sings Piba, the first vocal recording of the Orquesta Típica Victor.Oct 8, 1928

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Sings on Radio Nacional with guitars.1932

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Plays at the Confitería La Cabaña in Lima, Peru.1936

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Dies in San Cristóbal.Mar 2, 1978

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Antonio Buglione — described as Antonio Buglione (Violinista, compositor y cantor)

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Born2

Born on May 18, 1899

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Antonio Buglione — born on Antonio Buglione (May 18, 1899)

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In other catalogues5

Antonio Buglione — external id Antonio Buglione (todotango:creador/393)

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tango.info · AntonBugli

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Wikidata · Q55458114source

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MusicBrainz · 17a3e270-b9d5-41af-901e-969c67f0fe3dsource

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Discogs · 4399365

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Died2

Antonio Buglione — died on Antonio Buglione (March 2, 1978)

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Died on March 2, 1978

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Birthplace2

Antonio Buglione — born in Antonio Buglione (Buenos Aires Argentina)

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Born in Buenos AiresMay 18, 1899

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Composer2

La maleva — composed by Antonio Buglione

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Olivero — composed by Antonio Buglione

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Place of death1

Died in Buenos AiresMar 2, 1978

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Played in1

Played in Alberto Cima1936

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Sang with3

Sang with Francisco Canaro

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Sang with Francisco Lomuto

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Sang with Osvaldo Fresedo

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Known for1

Is known for La maleva1921

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Listen

  1. Tarasca soloOsvaldo Fresedo · Antonio Buglione1928
  2. Al hipódromo choferOsvaldo Fresedo · Antonio Buglione · no clip yet1928
  3. ChorraOsvaldo Fresedo · Antonio Buglione · no clip yet1928
  4. Triste verdadOsvaldo Fresedo · Antonio Buglione · no clip yet1928
  5. Vamos cheOsvaldo Fresedo · Antonio Buglione · no clip yet1928
  6. HembraTípica Victor · Antonio Buglione1928
  7. PibaTípica Victor · Antonio Buglione1928
  8. Por qué me dejasteTípica Victor · Antonio Buglione1928
  9. Vecinita gentilTípica Victor · Antonio Buglione1928
  10. Llego la lanchaFrancisco Canaro · Antonio Buglione · no clip yet1929
  11. No me olvidesJuan Canaro · Antonio Buglione · no clip yet1932
  12. Si la ves dale recuerdosJuan Canaro · Antonio Buglione1932

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