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Tango By Year: Tango 1952

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Orchestras 3

  • Aníbal Troilo
  • Julio De Caro
  • Osvaldo Pugliese

Singers 4

  • Edmundo Rivero
  • Jorge Vidal
  • Nelly Omar
  • Raúl Berón

People 10

  • Armando Laborde
  • Enzo Valentino
  • Francisco De Caro
  • Jorge Vidal
  • Mario Demarco
  • Nelly Omar
  • Orlando Goñi
  • Oscar Alemán
  • Pedro Laurenz
  • Pedro Maffia

Recordings 31

  • Amurado · Pedro Laurenz · 1952
  • Contratiempo · Aníbal Troilo · 1952
  • Cualquier cosa · Osvaldo Pugliese · 1952
  • Cuatro vidas · Carlos Di Sarli · 1952
  • Domani · Carlos Di Sarli · 1952
  • Duelo criollo · Ángel Vargas · 1952
  • El agente de la esquina · Juan D'Arienzo · 1952
  • El choclo · Aníbal Troilo · 1952
  • El ingeniero · Carlos Di Sarli · 1952
  • El puntazo · Juan D'Arienzo · 1952
  • Entrador · Osvaldo Pugliese · 1952
  • Flor de Arrabal · Francisco Canaro · 1952
  • Flores negras · Julio De Caro · 1952
  • Gloria · Donato Racciatti · 1952
  • Ilusión de mi vida · Horacio Salgan · 1965
  • La cachila · Carlos Di Sarli · 1952
  • La cumparsita · Aníbal Troilo · 1952
  • La viruta · Carlos Di Sarli · 1952
  • Los mareados · Horacio Salgan y Ubaldo De Lio · 1971
  • Malena · Aníbal Troilo · 1952
  • Mano brava · Aníbal Troilo · 1952
  • Mi refugio · Carlos Di Sarli · 1952
  • Orlando Goñi · Aníbal Troilo · 1952
  • Por el camino · Carlos Di Sarli · 1952
  • Quejas de bandoneón · Aníbal Troilo · 1952
  • Siete palabras · Carlos Di Sarli · 1952
  • Tres esperanzas · Jorge Vidal · 1952
  • Tu vuelta · Roberto Grela · 1952
  • Un momento · Carlos Di Sarli · 1952
  • Vida mía · Osvaldo Fresedo · 1952
  • Zorro Gris · Alfredo De Angelis · 1952
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