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Guillermo Coral

23 recordings in our catalogue, 1944–1946, with 1 orchestras.

19 facts · 4 sources · every fact links its source

Recordings by year

Source: TangoCloud catalogue

19441946

1944: 4, 1945: 16, 1946: 3

With Francisco Canaro

23 recordings · 1944–1946 · source: TangoCloud catalogue

  1. A la lima y al limonFrancisco Canaro · Guillermo Coral1944
  2. Tú, el cielo y túFrancisco Canaro · Guillermo Coral1945
  3. Duelo criolloFrancisco Canaro · Guillermo Coral1945
  4. EncuentroFrancisco Canaro · Guillermo Coral1945
  5. Juana RebenqueFrancisco Canaro · Guillermo Coral1946
  6. PregoneraFrancisco Canaro · Guillermo Coral, Alberto Arenas1945
  7. Serafin y Julia PazFrancisco Canaro · Guillermo Coral, Alberto Arenas1945
  8. TrenzasFrancisco Canaro · Guillermo Coral1945
  9. Como una heridaFrancisco Canaro · Guillermo Coral1944
  10. DesagravioFrancisco Canaro · Guillermo Coral1944
  11. Tres palabrasFrancisco Canaro · Guillermo Coral1944
  12. En un barco veleroFrancisco Canaro · Guillermo Coral1945

Sung by7

Tú, el cielo y tú · Francisco Canaro · 1945 — sung by Guillermo Coral1945-03-09Single source

A la lima y al limon · Francisco Canaro · 1944 — sung by Guillermo Coral1944-12-06Single source

Encuentro · Francisco Canaro · 1945 — sung by Guillermo Coral1945-01-02Single source

Duelo criollo · Francisco Canaro · 1945 — sung by Guillermo Coral1945-05-16Single source

Juana Rebenque · Francisco Canaro · 1946 — sung by Guillermo Coral1946-02-27Single source

Trenzas · Francisco Canaro · 1945 — sung by Guillermo Coral1945-05-07Single source

Mis amigos de ayer · Francisco Canaro · 1945 — sung by Guillermo Coral1945-12-28Single source

Born on1

Born on Born in Lanús.1920-02-10Single source

Described as10

Described as Debuts as a tango singer at Club Talleres de Remedios de Escalada.1937Single source

Described as First film, El fabricante de estrellas, with Pepe Arias.1943Single source

Described as Joins Francisco Canaro as Guillermo Coral, debuting on Radio Belgrano beside Carlos Roldán.1944Single source

Described as First record with Canaro, the vals Incomprensión, for Odeon.1944-11-15Single source

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

Described as Leaves Canaro's orchestra.1946Single source

Described as Co-founds Los Cinco Grandes del Buen Humor, active in radio, theatre and film for about a decade.1948Single source

Described as Last records with Canaro's orchestra, La canción and La novia del alcohol.1959-10-27Single source

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

Described as Dies in Lanús.2013-05-18Single source

Won1

Won Receives the Premio Podestá for his career.1999Single source

Timeline

  1. 1920-02-10

    Born on Born in Lanús.Single source

  2. 1937

    Described as Debuts as a tango singer at Club Talleres de Remedios de Escalada.Single source

  3. 1943

    Described as First film, El fabricante de estrellas, with Pepe Arias.Single source

  4. 1944

    Described as Joins Francisco Canaro as Guillermo Coral, debuting on Radio Belgrano beside Carlos Roldán.Single source

  5. 1944-11-15

    Described as First record with Canaro, the vals Incomprensión, for Odeon.Single source

  6. 1944-12-06

    Sung by A la lima y al limon · Francisco Canaro · 1944Single source

  7. 1945

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

  8. 1945-01-02

    Sung by Encuentro · Francisco Canaro · 1945Single source

Related

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