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Guillermo Rico

8 recordings in our catalogue, 1944–1959, with 1 orchestras.

Guillermo Rico sang with Francisco Canaro.† 1940: Joins La Gran Cruzada del Buen Humor on Radio Belgrano.† 1943: Film debut in El fabricante de estrellas.† 1944: First recording with Francisco Canaro's orchestra, the vals Incomprensión, as Guillermo Coral.† 1945: Sings Niebla and duets in Canaro's revue El tango en París at the Teatro Alvear.† 1946: Last recordings of his first Canaro period, including En la noche de tus ojos.†

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Data: recordings, facts and sources

Recordings by year

Source: TangoCloud catalogue

19441959

1944: 1, 1956: 5, 1959: 2

With Francisco Canaro

8 recordings · 1944–1959 · source: TangoCloud catalogue

  1. IncomprensiónFrancisco Canaro · Guillermo Rico1944
  2. Café para dosFrancisco Canaro · Guillermo Rico1956
  3. La última copaFrancisco Canaro · Guillermo Rico1956
  4. Meditación malevaFrancisco Canaro · Guillermo Rico1956
  5. Mi promesaFrancisco Canaro · Guillermo Rico, Juan Carlos Rolon1956
  6. Muriéndome de amorFrancisco Canaro · Guillermo Rico1956
  7. La canciónFrancisco Canaro · Guillermo Rico1959
  8. La novia del alcoholFrancisco Canaro · Guillermo Rico1959

Sung by2

Muriéndome de amor · Francisco Canaro · 1956 — sung by Guillermo Rico1956-12-14Single source

Incomprensión · Francisco Canaro · 1944 — sung by Guillermo Rico1944-11-15Single source

Described as8

Described as Joins La Gran Cruzada del Buen Humor on Radio Belgrano.1940Single source

Described as Film debut in El fabricante de estrellas.1943Single source

Described as First recording with Francisco Canaro's orchestra, the vals Incomprensión, as Guillermo Coral.1944-11-15Single source

Described as Sings Niebla and duets in Canaro's revue El tango en París at the Teatro Alvear.1945Single source

Described as Last recordings of his first Canaro period, including En la noche de tus ojos.1946-03-21Single source

Described as Cuidado con las imitaciones; soon after, Los Cinco Grandes del Buen Humor are formed.1948Single source

Described as Records again with Canaro, including Meditación maleva.1956-09-17Single source

Described as Records with José Canet's guitars for RCA Victor.1973Single source

Won1

Won Premio Podestá for his career.1999Single source

Sang with1

Sang with Francisco Canaro1944-11-15Single source

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  1. IncomprensiónFrancisco Canaro · Guillermo Rico1944
  2. Café para dosFrancisco Canaro · Guillermo Rico1956
  3. La última copaFrancisco Canaro · Guillermo Rico1956
  4. Meditación malevaFrancisco Canaro · Guillermo Rico1956
  5. Mi promesaFrancisco Canaro · Guillermo Rico, Juan Carlos Rolon1956
  6. Muriéndome de amorFrancisco Canaro · Guillermo Rico1956
  7. La canciónFrancisco Canaro · Guillermo Rico1959
  8. La novia del alcoholFrancisco Canaro · Guillermo Rico1959

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