Singer
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, 5; 1942: 11, 201
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
- 1.Calendar - Argentine Tango - tango.info · tango.info
- 2.Calendar - Argentine Tango - tango.info · tango.info
- 3.Tangopedia staff · tangopedia.app
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A description.
Data: recordings, facts and sources
With Lucio Demare
13 recordings · 1938–1942 · source: TangoCloud catalogue
- No te apures CarablancaLucio DemareJuan Carlos MirandatangoOdeon
- MalenaLucio DemareJuan Carlos MirandatangoOdeon
- Mañana zarpa un barcoLucio DemareJuan Carlos MirandatangoOdeon
- Sorbos amargosLucio DemareJuan Carlos MirandatangoOdeon
- Pa' mí es igualLucio DemareJuan Carlos MirandatangoOdeon
- Milonga en rojoLucio DemareJuan Carlos MirandamilongaOdeon
- Al compás de un tangoLucio DemareJuan Carlos MirandatangoOdeon
- Din donLucio DemareJuan Carlos MirandatangoOdeon
- TelónLucio DemareJuan Carlos MirandatangoOdeon
- Nunca supe por quéLucio DemareJuan Carlos MirandavalsOdeon
- El naranjeritoLucio DemareJuan Carlos MirandamilongaOdeon
- RibereñaLucio DemareJuan Carlos MirandavalsOdeon
Singers13
Malena · Lucio Demare · 1942 — sung by Juan Carlos MirandaJan 23, 1942
Supported · 2No te apures Carablanca · Lucio Demare · 1942 — sung by Juan Carlos MirandaOct 9, 1942
Single sourceMañana zarpa un barco · Lucio Demare · 1942 — sung by Juan Carlos MirandaJul 20, 1942
Supported · 2Milonga en rojo · Lucio Demare · 1942 — sung by Juan Carlos MirandaSep 3, 1942
Supported · 2Al compás de un tango · Lucio Demare · 1942 — sung by Juan Carlos MirandaMar 13, 1942
Supported · 2Telón · Lucio Demare · 1938 — sung by Juan Carlos MirandaJun 13, 1938
Supported · 2Nunca supe por qué · Lucio Demare · 1942 — sung by Juan Carlos MirandaJul 20, 1942
Supported · 2Din don · Lucio Demare · 1938 — sung by Juan Carlos Miranda
Single sourceTortazos · Lucio Demare · 1942 — sung by Juan Carlos Miranda
Single sourceRibereña · Lucio Demare · 1942 — sung by Juan Carlos Miranda
Single sourceEl naranjerito · Lucio Demare · 1942 — sung by Juan Carlos Miranda
Single sourceSorbos amargos · Lucio Demare · 1942 — sung by Juan Carlos Miranda
Single sourcePa' mí es igual · Lucio Demare · 1942 — sung by Juan Carlos Miranda
Single sourceSang with1
Sang with Lucio Demare1938–1942
Single sourceBorn2
Born on July 23, 1917
Single sourceJuan Carlos Miranda — born on Juan Carlos Miranda (July 23, 1917)
Single sourceIn other catalogues4
Juan Carlos Miranda — external id Juan Carlos Miranda (todotango:creador/307)
Single sourcetango.info · RafaeScior
Single sourceMusicBrainz · 323b8c5e-ffd7-46c2-9cc6-eeabfe1bf6f6source
Single sourceDied1
Juan Carlos Miranda — died on Juan Carlos Miranda (July 8, 1999)
Single sourceBirthplace1
Juan Carlos Miranda — born in Juan Carlos Miranda (Chivilcoy (Buenos Aires) Argentina)
Single sourceNotes1
Juan Carlos Miranda — described as Juan Carlos Miranda (Cantor)
Single sourceListen
- No te apures CarablancaLucio DemareJuan Carlos Miranda
- MalenaLucio DemareJuan Carlos Miranda
- Mañana zarpa un barcoLucio DemareJuan Carlos Miranda
- Sorbos amargosLucio DemareJuan Carlos Miranda
- Pa' mí es igualLucio DemareJuan Carlos Miranda
- Milonga en rojoLucio DemareJuan Carlos Miranda
- Al compás de un tangoLucio DemareJuan Carlos Miranda
- Din donLucio DemareJuan Carlos Miranda
- TelónLucio DemareJuan Carlos Miranda
- Nunca supe por quéLucio DemareJuan Carlos Miranda
- El naranjeritoLucio DemareJuan Carlos Miranda
- RibereñaLucio DemareJuan Carlos Miranda
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