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Carlos Olmedo

2 recordings in our catalogue, 1955–1955, with 1 orchestras.

Carlos Olmedo was composed by Lo que vos te merecés, De puro curda, Mi luna, Y no le erré, No tengo la culpa, and Por quererla así.

Carlos Olmedo: won Wins a singers' contest at the Café Ateneo in Montevideo.

Carlos Olmedo: Moves to Buenos Aires., Sings briefly with Osvaldo Pugliese., Debuts with Aníbal Troilo, until 30 April 1956., Writes De puro curda with Abel Aznar., Records for the Tini label., Dies in Mar del Plata., Carlos Olmedo, and intimate and even delicate mood with his baritone range and his ashy voice.

Carlos Olmedo: born on 1921-10-26 and Carlos Olmedo.

Carlos Olmedo: left Osvaldo Pugliese.

Carlos Olmedo sang with Aníbal Troilo, Ricardo Pedevilla, and Osvaldo Pugliese.

Carlos Olmedo: died on Carlos Olmedo and 1976-03-12.

Carlos Olmedo was born in Carlos Olmedo.

Linked to Carlos Olmedo (sung by): El cantor de Buenos Aires · Aníbal Troilo · 1955 and Recordándote · Aníbal Troilo · 1955.

Carlos Olmedo: signature recording Recordándote.

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As a composer

Recordings by year

Source: TangoCloud catalogue

19551955

1955: 2

With Aníbal Troilo

2 recordings · 1955–1955 · source: TangoCloud catalogue

  1. El cantor de Buenos AiresAníbal Troilo · Carlos Olmedo1955
  2. RecordándoteAníbal Troilo · Carlos Olmedo1955

Composer6

Lo que vos te merecés — composed by Carlos Olmedo

Supported · 2

De puro curda — composed by Carlos Olmedo

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Mi luna — composed by Carlos Olmedo

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Y no le erré — composed by Carlos Olmedo

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No tengo la culpa — composed by Carlos Olmedo

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Por quererla así — composed by Carlos Olmedo

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Won1

Won Wins a singers' contest at the Café Ateneo in Montevideo.1940

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Notes8

Moves to Buenos Aires.1947

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Sings briefly with Osvaldo Pugliese.1954

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Debuts with Aníbal Troilo, until 30 April 1956.Mar 1, 1955

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Writes De puro curda with Abel Aznar.1957

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Records for the Tini label.1966

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Dies in Mar del Plata.Mar 12, 1976

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Carlos Olmedo — described as Carlos Olmedo (Cantor y compositor)

Supported · 2

Intimate and even delicate mood with his baritone range and his ashy voice

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Born2

Born on October 26, 1921

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Carlos Olmedo — born on Carlos Olmedo (October 26, 1921)

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Left1

Left Osvaldo PuglieseJun 16, 1954

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Sang with3

Sang with Aníbal Troilo1955, Mar 1, 1955

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Ricardo Pedevilla — sang with Carlos Olmedo1952–1953

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Sang with Osvaldo Pugliese1954

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In other catalogues3

Carlos Olmedo — external id Carlos Olmedo (todotango:creador/677)

Supported · 2

Wikidata · Q22918582source

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MusicBrainz · a2315589-3f92-4cc2-b721-3941a0d6b1aasource

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Died2

Carlos Olmedo — died on Carlos Olmedo (March 12, 1976)

Supported · 2

Died on March 12, 1976

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Birthplace1

Carlos Olmedo — born in Carlos Olmedo (Tranqueras (Rivera) Uruguay)

Supported · 2

Singers2

El cantor de Buenos Aires · Aníbal Troilo · 1955 — sung by Carlos Olmedo

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Recordándote · Aníbal Troilo · 1955 — sung by Carlos Olmedo

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Known for1

Is known for Recordándote

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Listen

  1. El cantor de Buenos AiresAníbal Troilo · Carlos Olmedo1955
  2. RecordándoteAníbal Troilo · Carlos Olmedo · no clip yet1955

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