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Agustin Magaldi

3 recordings in our catalogue, 1929–1931, with 3 orchestras.

10 facts · 2 sources · every fact links its source

Recordings by year

Source: TangoCloud catalogue

19291931

1929: 1, 1931: 2

Orchestras over the years

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

19291931
  1. Edgardo Donato1931 · 1
  2. Osvaldo Fresedo1931 · 1
  3. Orquesta Donato-Zerrillo1929 · 1

With Edgardo Donato

1 recordings · 1931–1931 · source: TangoCloud catalogue

  1. VagabundoEdgardo Donato · Agustin Magaldi1931

With Osvaldo Fresedo

1 recordings · 1931–1931 · source: TangoCloud catalogue

  1. Tango mioOsvaldo Fresedo · Agustin Magaldi1931

With Orquesta Donato-Zerrillo

1 recordings · 1929–1929 · source: TangoCloud catalogue

  1. La cumparsitaOrquesta Donato-Zerrillo · Agustin Magaldi1929

Born on1

Born on Born in Casilda, Santa Fe.1898-12-01Single source

Described as9

Described as Moves to Buenos Aires and sings in small cafés.1923Single source

Described as Joins Victor through Rosita Quiroga; sings on the first broadcasts of LOY Radio Nacional.1924Single source

Described as Forms the duo with Pedro Noda, recording for Victor.1925Single source

Described as Moves to Brunswick; writes El penado catorce; seasons at the Cine Real.1929Single source

Described as Returns to Victor (1 September 1932 per Wikipedia).1932Single source

Described as Monte criollo released, with the duo singing Mi sanjuanina.1935Single source

Described as The Magaldi-Noda duo splits on 31 December.1935-12-31Single source

Described as Solo career, a great success on Radio Belgrano.1936Single source

Described as Dies in Buenos Aires.1938-09-08Single source

Timeline

  1. 1898-12-01

    Born on Born in Casilda, Santa Fe.Single source

  2. 1923

    Described as Moves to Buenos Aires and sings in small cafés.Single source

  3. 1924

    Described as Joins Victor through Rosita Quiroga; sings on the first broadcasts of LOY Radio Nacional.Single source

  4. 1925

    Described as Forms the duo with Pedro Noda, recording for Victor.Single source

  5. 1929

    Described as Moves to Brunswick; writes El penado catorce; seasons at the Cine Real.Single source

  6. 1932

    Described as Returns to Victor (1 September 1932 per Wikipedia).Single source

  7. 1935

    Described as Monte criollo released, with the duo singing Mi sanjuanina.Single source

  8. 1935-12-31

    Described as The Magaldi-Noda duo splits on 31 December.Single source

Related

  1. [1]Agustín Magaldi: biografíaTodo Tango (todotango.com), by permission · biography · timeline-16273
  2. [2]Agustín MagaldiWikipedia (es), CC BY-SA 4.0 · encyclopedia · timeline-16278