Tango in the 1910s

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• www.todotango.com272
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1. 1910-06-25Tino García: Born in Buenos Aires to Spanish parents.

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2. 1910-09-25Alberto Arenas: Born Tomás Guida in Buenos Aires.

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3. 1910-09-28José Pascual: Born in Tucumán.

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4. 1910-10-15Julian Centeya: Born in Borgo Val di Taro, Parma.

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5. 1910-11-02Alfredo De Angelis: Born in Adrogué, south of Buenos Aires (Wikipedia gives 1912).

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6. 1910-11-11Raúl Kaplun: Born Israel Kaflún in a tenement in Balvanera.

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7. 1910Roberto FIRPO: Composed “El amanecer” (1910).

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8. 1910Juan Andrés Caruso: Returns from Bahía Blanca to Buenos Aires, settles in San Cristóbal and joins Canaro's circle of musicians.

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9. 1910Salvador Merico: Comes to Buenos Aires in the D'Aló orchestra that opens the Parque Japonés.

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10. 1910José Giambuzzi: By his own account, first dances tango around the Mercado del Abasto.

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11. 1910A. Bardi: Plays violin in a trio with Genaro Espósito and José Camarano at Café La Marina, La Boca.

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12. 1910Esposito Genaro: Plays Café La Marina in La Boca in a trio with Agustín Bardi and José Camarano.

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13. 1910Carlos Gardel: Sings at the café O'Rondeman, run by the Traverso brothers at Agüero and Humahuaca in the Abasto.

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14. 1910Vicente Greco: Plays La Infanta at José De Caro's conservatory for the visiting Infanta Isabel.

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15. 1910Tito Roccatagliata: Plays Café Oriental on Entre Ríos with Bazán and Pedro Modesto Ramírez.

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16. 1910Carlos Hernani Macchi: Plays flute in Domingo Santa Cruz's quartet at Café La Morocha.

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17. 1910Juan Maglio: First plays at café La Paloma, on Avenida Santa Fe by the Maldonado stream, then at café Garibotto, Ambos Mundos and La Morocha.

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18. 1910Ernesto Ponzio: Forms a trio with Eduardo Arolas and Leopoldo Thompson.

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19. 1910Augusto Berto: Plays the Café de los Loros with Julio Dutry, José Martínez and Vicente Pecci.

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20. 1910Domingo Santa Cruz: Leads a quartet at Café La Morocha with Juan Santa Cruz and Carlos Hernani Macchi.

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21. 1910Juan Carlos Bazán: Leads his own quartet at the Café Oriental.

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22. 1910Alfredo Bevilacqua: Premieres Independencia with a band on Avenida de Mayo for the centenary.

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23. 1911-03-10Jorge Omar: Born Juan Manuel Ormaechea in Buenos Aires; raised in Palermo.

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24. 1911-04-13José Tinelli: Born in Buenos Aires.

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25. 1911-04-24César Zagnoli: Born in Durazno.

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26. 1911-05-11Julio Camilloni: Born.

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27. 1911-06-08Edmundo Rivero: Born in Valentín Alsina; the family later settles in Saavedra, where he grows up.

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28. 1911-07-01Alberto Vacarezza: Los scruchantes wins Pascual Carcavallo's contest and opens at the Teatro Nacional.

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29. 1911-07-07Ivo Pelay: His first play, Mala vida, opens at the Teatro Nacional with Ulises Favaro's company.

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30. 1911-07-08Juan Larenza: Born.

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31. 1911-08-30Gabriel Clausi: Born in Buenos Aires.

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32. 1911-09-09Raúl Hormaza: Born in Montevideo; comes to Buenos Aires at four.

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33. 1911-09-09Pepe Aguirre: Born in La Serena.

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34. 1911-09-10Nelly Omar: Born Nilda Elvira Vattuone at the La Atrevida ranch near Bonifacio, Guaminí district.

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35. 1911-09-16Juan Tiggi: Born in Buenos Aires.

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36. 1911-09-17Víctor Felice: Born in Buenos Aires.

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37. 1911-10-01Ángel Cabral: Born; Pinsón gives Villa Luro, Wikipedia Mercedes.

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38. 1911-10-31José María Contursi: Born in Lanús, son of Pascual Contursi.

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39. 1911-11-18Emilio Barbato: Born.

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40. 1911-12-20José Ranieri: Born in Buenos Aires.

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41. 1911-12-31Amanda Ledesma: Born in Buenos Aires.

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42. 1911Bachicha: Plays as a duo with Roberto Firpo at Café Centenario ("Taka Taka") on Avenida de Mayo, then at La Castellana.

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43. 1911El Cachafaz: Contracted to dance in the United States, described as the first tango dancer hired there.

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44. 1911Rafael Tuegols: Comes to tango playing with Eduardo Arolas's trio at the café La Buseca in Avellaneda.

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45. 1911Manuel Jovés: Settles in Buenos Aires (1908 according to Todo Tango).

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46. 1911Juan Bautista Deambroggio: Plays as a duo with Roberto Firpo at the Café Centenario.

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47. 1911Juan Guido: At about thirteen joins the large group of his teacher Arturo Severino.

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48. 1911José Razzano: Records ten criollo songs for Victor; meets Carlos Gardel in the Abasto.

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49. 1911Salvador Merico: Returns to Buenos Aires with his wife and settles for good.

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50. 1911Eduardo Arolas: Enrols at José Bombig's conservatory and forms a group with Leopoldo Thompson and Ponzio.

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51. 1911Graciano de Leone: Plays the Bar Argentino in La Boca with Roccatagliata, Macchi and Bardi.

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52. 1911José González Castillo: In Chile, La serenata wins first prize in the Teatro Nacional's contest.

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53. 1911Vicente Greco: Premieres Rodríguez Peña at the Salón Rodríguez Peña.

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54. 1911Vicente Greco: His group is the first tango ensemble hired to open the Armenonville.

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55. 1911Vicente Greco: Begins recording, around this year, for the Tagini firm with his El Estribo musicians.

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56. 1911Arturo de Bassi: Registers La catrera and El caburé.

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57. 1911Enrique Saborido: Teaches tango music and dance to Paris society.

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58. 1912-01-12Florindo Sassone: Born Pedro Florindo Sassone in Liniers.

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59. 1912-01-19Vicente Demarco: Born in Buenos Aires.

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60. 1912-05-14Alfredo Gobbi: Born in Paris while his parents, the duo Los Gobbi, are working in Europe.

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