Tango in the 1900s

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211 facts from published timelines, each with its source · Showing 60 of 211

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• www.todotango.com133
• es.wikipedia.org51
• www.wikidata.org25
• en.wikipedia.org2

1. 1900-01-14Adolfo Rosquellas: Born in Buenos Aires.

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2. 1900-01-30Roberto Fontaina: Born in Montevideo.

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3. 1900-03-18José Servidio: Born in Buenos Aires.

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4. 1900-04-05Roberto Diaz: Born in Buenos Aires.

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5. 1900-05-01Paquita Bernardo: Born in Buenos Aires.

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6. 1900-05-25Ángel D'Agostino: Born in Buenos Aires into a family of musicians.

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7. 1900-05-25Ángel D'Agostino: Born in Buenos Aires.

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8. 1900-06-06Alberto Tavarozzi: Born in Santa Fe.

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9. 1900-06-07Alfredo Le Pera: Born in São Paulo; two months later the family settles in Buenos Aires.

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10. 1900-06-17Luis Alonso: Born.

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11. 1900-06-23MARIO LESPES: Born.

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12. 1900-07-15Enrique Cadícamo: Born in General Rodríguez.

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13. 1900-10-11Carlos Pesce: Born in Argentina.

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14. 1900-10-13Eduardo Pereyra: Born in Rosario.

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15. 1900-12-14Juan D'Arienzo: Born in Buenos Aires.

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16. 1900-12-14Juan D’Arienzo: Born in Buenos Aires.

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17. 1900Ángel Villoldo: Composed “El esquinazo” (1900).

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18. 1900Félix Garzo: Born.

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19. 1900Ernesto Ponzio: Plays at Mamita's dance house, Lavalle 2177, where Don Juan is first heard.

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20. 1900Domingo Santa Cruz: Breaks his left leg working for the Western Railway; the limp names him El Rengo.

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21. 1900Alfredo Eusebio Gobbi: Tours Spain with the Petray brothers' company in the gaucho drama Juan Moreira.

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22. 1900Prudencio Aragón: Plays with a group of young friends at the stables of Bajo Belgrano.

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23. 1901-01-25Ramón Collazo: Born in Montevideo.

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24. 1901-03-08Enrique Rodríguez: Born in Buenos Aires (some biographies say La Plata).

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25. 1901-03-27Enrique Santos Discepolo: Born in Balvanera, Buenos Aires.

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26. 1901-09-03José Bohr: Born in Bonn.

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27. 1901-09-11Principe Azul: Born Herberto Emiliano de Costa in Buenos Aires.

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28. 1901-12-16Andrés Domenech: Born in Rosario.

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29. 1901Carlos Pesce: Born in Argentina (Todo Tango; Wikidata gives 1900).

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30. 1901Chola Vetere: Born.

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31. 1901La Juárez: Born.

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32. 1901Arkady Pogodin: Born in Odesa.

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33. 1901Casimiro Aín: Sails to Europe on a cargo ship, dancing in England, Paris and Spain.

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34. 1902-01-02Cayetano Puglisi: Born in Messina, Sicily.

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35. 1902-01-02Emilio Magaldi: Born.

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36. 1902-03-05Eusebio Giorno: Born in Buenos Aires.

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37. 1902-05-25José Mocciola: Born.

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38. 1902-05-28Luis César Amadori: Born in Pescara; emigrates to Argentina at five.

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39. 1902-06-20Roberto Fugazot: Born in Montevideo.

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40. 1902-07-20Roberto Zerrillo: Born in Montevideo.

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41. 1902-08-02Dante A. Linyera: Born in Buenos Aires.

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42. 1902-08-28Agustin Irusta: Born in Rosario.

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43. 1902-10-08Rodolfo Sciammarella: Born in Buenos Aires.

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44. 1902-10-10Pedro Laurenz: Born Pedro Blanco Acosta in Buenos Aires; Wikipedia places the birth house in La Boca, and he grows up in Villa Crespo.

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45. 1902-10-15Carlos Bahr: Born on Almirante Brown street in La Boca.

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46. 1902-10-21Manuel Meaños: Born in Avellaneda.

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47. 1902-11-24Marvil: Born Elizardo Martínez Vilas in Buenos Aires.

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48. 1902-11-24Elizardo Martínez Vilas: Born in Buenos Aires.

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49. 1902Azucena Maizani: Born in Buenos Aires.

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50. 1902Arturo de Bassi: Writes ¿Ma qui fu?, his first tango.

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51. 1902Juan Carlos Bazán: Starts at La Red, a shack on the bajada de Belgrano, with the guitarist Félix Castillo.

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52. 1902Alfredo Bevilacqua: Writes Venus, his first tango, recorded on cylinders by his ensemble.

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53. 1903-01-07Carlos Di Sarli: Born in Bahía Blanca.

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54. 1903-01-18Luis Petrucelli: Born in Buenos Aires.

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55. 1903-02-07Feliciano Brunelli: Born in Marseille, France.

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56. 1903-03-20Alberto Vacarezza: His first play, El juzgado, is staged by an amateur group at the salón Il Risorgimento in Villa Crespo.

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57. 1903-04-15Carlos Viván: Born Miguel Rice Treacy in Buenos Aires, of Irish descent.

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58. 1903-04-22Maruca Pérez: Born in Ciudad de México.

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59. 1903-04-30Héctor María Artola: Born in San José de Mayo, Uruguay.

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60. 1903-05-14Mario Canaro: Born in San Cristóbal, youngest of the Canaro brothers.

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