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Julian Centeya

1 recordings in our catalogue, 1955–1955, with 1 orchestras.

10 facts · 4 sources · every fact links its source

Recordings by year

Source: TangoCloud catalogue

19551955

1 recordings · 1955–1955 · source: TangoCloud catalogue

Born on Born in Borgo Val di Taro, Parma.1910-10-15Single source

Described as The family moves from San Francisco, Córdoba, to Buenos Aires and settles in Boedo.1923Single source

Described as Writes the milonga Julián Centeya with José Canet, which gives him his pen name.1938Single source

Described as Publishes his first book of poems as Enrique Alvarado.1941Single source

Described as Writes Claudinette with Enrique Delfino.1942Single source

Described as Writes La vi llegar with Enrique Francini and Más allá de mi rencor with Lucio Demare.1944Single source

Described as Publishes La musa mistonga.1964Single source

Described as Publishes La musa del barro and records poems for RCA Victor.1969Single source

Described as Publishes his only novel, El vaciadero.1971Single source

Described as Dies in Buenos Aires.1974-07-26Single source

1910-10-15
Born on Born in Borgo Val di Taro, Parma.Single source
1923
Described as The family moves from San Francisco, Córdoba, to Buenos Aires and settles in Boedo.Single source
1938
Described as Writes the milonga Julián Centeya with José Canet, which gives him his pen name.Single source
1941
Described as Publishes his first book of poems as Enrique Alvarado.Single source
1942
Described as Writes Claudinette with Enrique Delfino.Single source
1944
Described as Writes La vi llegar with Enrique Francini and Más allá de mi rencor with Lucio Demare.Single source
1964
Described as Publishes La musa mistonga.Single source
1969
Described as Publishes La musa del barro and records poems for RCA Victor.Single source