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Fernando Díaz

119 recordings in our catalogue, 1931–1943, with 3 orchestras.

27 facts · 2 sources · every fact links its source

Recordings by year

Source: TangoCloud catalogue

19311943

1931: 18, 1932: 20, 1933: 18, 1934: 22, 1935: 2, 1939: 5, 1940: 9, 1941: 9, 1942: 15, 1943: 1

Orchestras over the years

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

19311943
  1. Francisco Lomuto1931–1943 · 115
  2. Carlos Di Sarli1931 · 2
  3. Orquesta Típica Victor1932 · 2

With Francisco Lomuto

115 recordings · 1931–1943 · source: TangoCloud catalogue

  1. Parque PatriciosFrancisco Lomuto · Fernando Díaz1941
  2. No hay tierra como la miaFrancisco Lomuto · Fernando Díaz1939
  3. Lo que vieron mis ojosFrancisco Lomuto · Mercedes Simone, Fernando Díaz1933
  4. ColoFrancisco Lomuto · Fernando Díaz1931
  5. SerenataFrancisco Lomuto · Fernando Díaz1934
  6. Bajo un cielo de estrellasFrancisco Lomuto · Fernando Díaz1941
  7. Quiero verte una vez másFrancisco Lomuto · Fernando Díaz1940
  8. Copa de ajenjoFrancisco Lomuto · Fernando Díaz1941
  9. Si soy asíFrancisco Lomuto · Fernando Díaz1933
  10. El irresistibleFrancisco Lomuto · Fernando Díaz1931
  11. Mi reflexiónFrancisco Lomuto · Fernando Díaz1942
  12. Rosas negrasFrancisco Lomuto · Fernando Díaz1942

With Carlos Di Sarli

2 recordings · 1931–1931 · source: TangoCloud catalogue

  1. CachivacheCarlos Di Sarli · Fernando Díaz1931
  2. Que Dios la perdoneCarlos Di Sarli · Fernando Díaz1931

With Orquesta Típica Victor

2 recordings · 1932–1932 · source: TangoCloud catalogue

  1. El beso de manuelitaOrquesta Típica Victor · Fernando Díaz1932
  2. HumillaciónOrquesta Típica Victor · Fernando Díaz1932

Sung by16

Intimas · Francisco Lomuto · 1931 — sung by Fernando Díaz1931-12-22Single source

Isabelita · Francisco Lomuto · 1940 — sung by Fernando Díaz1940-08-12Single source

La gayola · Francisco Lomuto · 1941 — sung by Fernando Díaz1941-06-23Single source

No hay tierra como la mia · Francisco Lomuto · 1939 — sung by Fernando Díaz1939-09-08Single source

Colo · Francisco Lomuto · 1931 — sung by Fernando Díaz1931-09-24Single source

Si soy así · Francisco Lomuto · 1933 — sung by Fernando Díaz1933-06-14Single source

El irresistible · Francisco Lomuto · 1931 — sung by Fernando Díaz1931-11-04Single source

Cuando estaba enamorado · Francisco Lomuto · 1940 — sung by Fernando Díaz1940-04-11Single source

El Chino Pantaleón · Francisco Lomuto · 1942 — sung by Fernando Díaz1942-06-17Single source

Sueño de poeta · Francisco Lomuto · 1931 — sung by Fernando Díaz1931-10-01Single source

Se te dió vuelta la taba · Francisco Lomuto · 1931 — sung by Fernando Díaz1931-10-08Single source

Aunque parezca mentira · Francisco Lomuto · 1932 — sung by Fernando Díaz1932-06-27Single source

Hojas que caen · Francisco Lomuto · 1932 — sung by Fernando Díaz1932-08-29Single source

Puerto Nuevo · Francisco Lomuto · 1933 — sung by Fernando Díaz1933-11-22Single source

Cobardía · Francisco Lomuto · 1933 — sung by Fernando Díaz1933-07-07Single source

Pero el dia que me quieras · Francisco Lomuto · 1934 — sung by Fernando Díaz1934-12-20Single source

Born on1

Born on Born in Buenos Aires; spends part of his childhood in Río Cuarto and Ayacucho, following his father's post-office postings.1903-12-14Single source

Described as10

Described as Debuts around 1927-28 at the Teatro Opera with Arturo Grecco's criollo ensemble.1927Single source

Described as First record, 'No tenés perdón de Dios', with Juan Maglio.1930-10-31Single source

Described as Records 'Que Dios la perdone' and 'Cachivache' with Carlos Di Sarli's sextet.1931-01-10Single source

Described as Joins Francisco Lomuto's orchestra as it starts recording for Victor; first sessions in duet with Alberto Acuña.1931Single source

Described as Premieres 'Aunque parezca mentira' at the Teatro Smart in the Lomuto musical 'La vuelta de Miss París'.1932Single source

Described as Records 'El beso de Manuelita' and 'Humillación' with the Orquesta Típica Victor.1932-09-02Single source

Described as Ends his first period with Lomuto.1935Single source

Described as Returns to Lomuto in April, later singing duets with Jorge Omar.1939Single source

Described as Leaves Lomuto in early 1943 and later settles in Córdoba province, retiring from singing.1943Single source

Described as Dies.1981-01-11Single source

Timeline

  1. 1903-12-14

    Born on Born in Buenos Aires; spends part of his childhood in Río Cuarto and Ayacucho, following his father's post-office postings.Single source

  2. 1927

    Described as Debuts around 1927-28 at the Teatro Opera with Arturo Grecco's criollo ensemble.Single source

  3. 1930-10-31

    Described as First record, 'No tenés perdón de Dios', with Juan Maglio.Single source

  4. 1931

    Described as Joins Francisco Lomuto's orchestra as it starts recording for Victor; first sessions in duet with Alberto Acuña.Single source

  5. 1931-01-10

    Described as Records 'Que Dios la perdone' and 'Cachivache' with Carlos Di Sarli's sextet.Single source

  6. 1931-09-24

    Sung by Colo · Francisco Lomuto · 1931Single source

  7. 1931-10-01

    Sung by Sueño de poeta · Francisco Lomuto · 1931Single source

  8. 1931-10-08

    Sung by Se te dió vuelta la taba · Francisco Lomuto · 1931Single source

Related

  1. [1]TangoCloud public Recording cataloguecatalogue
  2. [2]Biografía de Fernando Díazbiography · timeline-3171