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Principe Azul

25 recordings in our catalogue, 1930–1932, with 3 orchestras.

8 facts · 3 sources · every fact links its source

Recordings by year

Source: TangoCloud catalogue

19301932

1930: 2, 1931: 18, 1932: 5

Orchestras over the years

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

19301932
  1. Roberto Firpo1931–1932 · 22
  2. Francisco Lomuto1930 · 2
  3. Orquesta Típica Victor1931 · 1

With Roberto Firpo

22 recordings · 1931–1932 · source: TangoCloud catalogue

  1. Pensando en tiRoberto Firpo · Dorita Davis, Principe Azul1931
  2. Callecita de ensueñoRoberto Firpo · Principe Azul1931
  3. Campanita de la escuelaRoberto Firpo · Principe Azul1931
  4. Carillón de La MercedRoberto Firpo · Principe Azul1931
  5. De cita en citaRoberto Firpo · Héctor Villanueva, Principe Azul1931
  6. Dolor de presoRoberto Firpo · Principe Azul1931
  7. Eco melodiosoRoberto Firpo · Principe Azul1931
  8. Honda tristezaRoberto Firpo · Principe Azul1931
  9. La que murió en ParísRoberto Firpo · Principe Azul1931
  10. Lo mismo que ayerRoberto Firpo · Principe Azul1931
  11. Lágrimas de madreRoberto Firpo · Principe Azul1931
  12. María ElenaRoberto Firpo · Principe Azul1931

With Francisco Lomuto

2 recordings · 1930–1930 · source: TangoCloud catalogue

  1. Has muerto para miFrancisco Lomuto · Principe Azul1930
  2. NuncaFrancisco Lomuto · Principe Azul1930

With Orquesta Típica Victor

1 recordings · 1931–1931 · source: TangoCloud catalogue

  1. Vos no engrupis masOrquesta Típica Victor · Principe Azul1931

Sung by2

Viejo tango · Roberto Firpo · 1931 — sung by Principe Azul1931-08-13Single source

Callecita de ensueño · Roberto Firpo · 1931 — sung by Principe Azul1931-11-05Single source

Born on1

Born on Born Herberto Emiliano de Costa in Buenos Aires.1901-09-11Single source

Described as5

Described as Professional singing debut with the pianist José Tinelli.1924Single source

Described as Records Flor de noche and Piedad in Brazil with José Luis Andreoni's orchestra for Parlophone.1928Single source

Described as Replaces Charlo in Francisco Lomuto's orchestra; fourteen recordings.1930Single source

Described as Goes solo; sings on Radio Belgrano, later on Radio La Nación.1932Single source

Described as Dies on Trinidad after falling ill on the voyage to the United States.1935-09-09Single source

Timeline

  1. 1901-09-11

    Born on Born Herberto Emiliano de Costa in Buenos Aires.Single source

  2. 1924

    Described as Professional singing debut with the pianist José Tinelli.Single source

  3. 1928

    Described as Records Flor de noche and Piedad in Brazil with José Luis Andreoni's orchestra for Parlophone.Single source

  4. 1930

    Described as Replaces Charlo in Francisco Lomuto's orchestra; fourteen recordings.Single source

  5. 1931-08-13

    Sung by Viejo tango · Roberto Firpo · 1931Single source

  6. 1931-11-05

    Sung by Callecita de ensueño · Roberto Firpo · 1931Single source

  7. 1932

    Described as Goes solo; sings on Radio Belgrano, later on Radio La Nación.Single source

  8. 1935-09-09

    Described as Dies on Trinidad after falling ill on the voyage to the United States.Single source

Related

  1. [1]TangoCloud public Recording cataloguecatalogue
  2. [2]Príncipe Azul - Semblanza por Néstor Pinsónbiography · timeline-16623
  3. [3]Príncipe Azul - fichacatalogue · timeline-16625