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Juan Carlos Miranda

Juan Carlos Miranda was a tango singer, born on 23 July 1917, who is listed as a vocalist with the orchestra of Lucio Demare [3][1][2]. The available sources date his work with that orchestra to 1938 and 1942 [1][2].

1938: 2 · danced 5 times1942: 11 · danced 201 times
1938’401942
records madedanced on film, by the record’s year· our catalogue

1938: 2, 5; 1942: 11, 201

  1. 97% of the dancing to Juan Carlos Miranda’s records is to those made in 1942.

    How we know

    The shortest run of recording years that holds at least half the dances: 201 of 206. Dances count filmed Occasions on TangoTube, once each however many channels filmed them, under the year the record was made.

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Juan Carlos Miranda was a singer associated with the orchestra of Lucio Demare [1][2]. One source gives his date of birth as 23 July 1917 [3].

Calendar listings record him singing with the Lucio Demare orchestra on one date in 1938 and on several dates in 1942 [1][2]. A recording catalogue lists him as the vocalist on several recordings from 1938 and 1942, each catalogued under the title "Odeon" . For 1938 the calendar and the catalogue give different dates, so it is unclear whether they describe the same session [1].

Career with Lucio Demare

A calendar listing for 1938 records Miranda singing with the orchestra of Lucio Demare on 12 July 1938 [1]. A recording catalogue lists a recording sung by Miranda dated 13 June 1938 . These sources give different dates for his 1938 activity, and they do not say whether the two entries refer to the same event [1].

The calendar for 1942 lists Miranda with the Lucio Demare orchestra on 23 January, 13 March, 20 July, 9 October and 10 November 1942 [2]. The sources do not say when his association with the orchestra began or ended [1][2].

Recordings

A recording catalogue lists Miranda as the singer on seven recordings, each catalogued under the title "Odeon" . The catalogue does not give the individual song titles . The listed dates are:

  • 13 June 1938
  • 23 January 1942
  • 13 March 1942
  • 20 July 1942 (two recordings)
  • 3 September 1942
  • 9 October 1942

Four of the 1942 catalogue dates match dates on which the calendar lists Miranda with the Lucio Demare orchestra: 23 January, 13 March, 20 July and 9 October [2]. The catalogue's 3 September 1942 entry has no matching calendar entry, and the calendar's 10 November 1942 entry has no matching catalogue entry [2].

References

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With Lucio Demare

13 recordings · 1938–1942 · source: TangoCloud catalogue

  1. No te apures CarablancaLucio DemareJuan Carlos MirandatangoOdeon
  2. MalenaLucio DemareJuan Carlos MirandatangoOdeon
  3. Mañana zarpa un barcoLucio DemareJuan Carlos MirandatangoOdeon
  4. Sorbos amargosLucio DemareJuan Carlos MirandatangoOdeon
  5. Pa' mí es igualLucio DemareJuan Carlos MirandatangoOdeon
  6. Milonga en rojoLucio DemareJuan Carlos MirandamilongaOdeon
  7. Al compás de un tangoLucio DemareJuan Carlos MirandatangoOdeon
  8. Din donLucio DemareJuan Carlos MirandatangoOdeon
  9. TelónLucio DemareJuan Carlos MirandatangoOdeon
  10. Nunca supe por quéLucio DemareJuan Carlos MirandavalsOdeon
  11. El naranjeritoLucio DemareJuan Carlos MirandamilongaOdeon
  12. RibereñaLucio DemareJuan Carlos MirandavalsOdeon

Singers13

Malena · Lucio Demare · 1942 — sung by Juan Carlos MirandaJan 23, 1942

Supported · 2

No te apures Carablanca · Lucio Demare · 1942 — sung by Juan Carlos MirandaOct 9, 1942

Single source

Mañana zarpa un barco · Lucio Demare · 1942 — sung by Juan Carlos MirandaJul 20, 1942

Supported · 2

Milonga en rojo · Lucio Demare · 1942 — sung by Juan Carlos MirandaSep 3, 1942

Supported · 2

Al compás de un tango · Lucio Demare · 1942 — sung by Juan Carlos MirandaMar 13, 1942

Supported · 2

Telón · Lucio Demare · 1938 — sung by Juan Carlos MirandaJun 13, 1938

Supported · 2

Nunca supe por qué · Lucio Demare · 1942 — sung by Juan Carlos MirandaJul 20, 1942

Supported · 2

Din don · Lucio Demare · 1938 — sung by Juan Carlos Miranda

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Tortazos · Lucio Demare · 1942 — sung by Juan Carlos Miranda

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Ribereña · Lucio Demare · 1942 — sung by Juan Carlos Miranda

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El naranjerito · Lucio Demare · 1942 — sung by Juan Carlos Miranda

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Sorbos amargos · Lucio Demare · 1942 — sung by Juan Carlos Miranda

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Pa' mí es igual · Lucio Demare · 1942 — sung by Juan Carlos Miranda

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Sang with1

Sang with Lucio Demare1938–1942

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Born2

Born on July 23, 1917

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Juan Carlos Miranda — born on Juan Carlos Miranda (July 23, 1917)

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In other catalogues4

Juan Carlos Miranda — external id Juan Carlos Miranda (todotango:creador/307)

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tango.info · RafaeScior

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Wikidata · Q43853741source

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MusicBrainz · 323b8c5e-ffd7-46c2-9cc6-eeabfe1bf6f6source

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Died1

Juan Carlos Miranda — died on Juan Carlos Miranda (July 8, 1999)

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Birthplace1

Juan Carlos Miranda — born in Juan Carlos Miranda (Chivilcoy (Buenos Aires) Argentina)

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Notes1

Juan Carlos Miranda — described as Juan Carlos Miranda (Cantor)

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Listen

  1. No te apures CarablancaLucio DemareJuan Carlos Miranda
  2. MalenaLucio DemareJuan Carlos Miranda
  3. Mañana zarpa un barcoLucio DemareJuan Carlos Miranda
  4. Sorbos amargosLucio DemareJuan Carlos Miranda
  5. Pa' mí es igualLucio DemareJuan Carlos Miranda
  6. Milonga en rojoLucio DemareJuan Carlos Miranda
  7. Al compás de un tangoLucio DemareJuan Carlos Miranda
  8. Din donLucio DemareJuan Carlos Miranda
  9. TelónLucio DemareJuan Carlos Miranda
  10. Nunca supe por quéLucio DemareJuan Carlos Miranda
  11. El naranjeritoLucio DemareJuan Carlos Miranda
  12. RibereñaLucio DemareJuan Carlos Miranda

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