Tango in the 1970s

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• tanguito.co.uk1
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1. 1970-01-15Azucena Maizani: Dies in Buenos Aires.

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2. 1970-03-13Enrique Campos: Dies in Buenos Aires, aged 57.

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3. 1970-03-22Félix Lipesker: Dies.

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4. 1970-04-14Tito Reyes: Records Milonga de corralón, the last of his 23 Troilo sides.

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5. 1970-05-27Alejandro Scarpino: Dies in Buenos Aires.

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6. 1970-07-01VANINA BILOUS: Born on 1 July in Villa Urquiza.

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7. 1970-07-09Ciriaco Ortiz: Dies in Buenos Aires.

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8. 1970-09-21Mariano Chicho Frúmboli: Born in Buenos Aires on 21 September.

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9. 1970-09-21Mario Melfi: Dies in Arcachon.

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10. 1970-11-10Roberto Chanel: Interviewed by the magazine Primera Plana, he denies rumours that he is nearly blind and destitute.

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11. 1970Elba García: Loses her first husband in a road accident, two months before Nito loses his wife.

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12. 1970Nélida Rodríguez: Meets Nelson Ávila; they form Nélida y Nelson.

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13. 1970María Graña: Wins the Canta el pueblo contest on Canal 7.

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14. 1970Osvaldo Cartery: Stops dancing for about three decades after marrying Coca (approximate).

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15. 1970Nelson Ávila: Forms Nélida y Nelson with Nélida Rodríguez.

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16. 1970Eladia Blázquez: Records her first tango album; Mi ciudad y mi gente wins the Festival de la Canción de Buenos Aires.

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17. 1970Daniel Binelli: Co-founds the Quinteto Guardia Nueva with Juan José Mosalini.

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18. 1970SEXTETO TANGO: Long tour of the Americas, from Chile to Santo Domingo, ending in Los Angeles.

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19. 1970Néstor Marconi Octeto de Buenos Aires: Joins Enrique Mario Francini's sextet; forms the Vanguatrío with Héctor Console and Horacio Valente.

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20. 1970Amelita Baltar: Records Balada para un loco for CBS-Columbia.

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21. 1970Juan José Mosalini: Co-leads the Quinteto Guardia Nueva with Daniel Binelli; records for Fermata.

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22. 1970Raúl Hormaza: Stops working in tango for health reasons.

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23. 1970Dante Amicarelli: Philips releases the duo album Dos virtuosos del piano.

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24. 1970Armando Guerrico: Last professional show, folk songs as Armando Duval, at Mi Refugio.

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25. 1970Los Muchachos De Antes: Cao appears on the television programme Volviendo a vivir el tango.

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26. 1970Raúl Bravo: Todotango dates the Todaro-Bravo method and academies to 1970–1985; Bravo said they closed in 1980.

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27. 1970Osvaldo Ruggiero: Long tour of the Americas with the sextet, ending in Los Angeles.

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28. 1970Osvaldo Berlingieri: Co-leads a trio with Leopoldo Federico and Fernando Cabarcos, recording more than thirty instrumentals for Victor.

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29. 1970Roberto Goyeneche: Sings regularly at Caño 14, a central stage of the porteño night.

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30. 1970Fernán Silva Valdés: Wins Uruguay's Gran Premio Nacional de Literatura.

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31. 1970Rosita Quiroga: Travels to Osaka, invited by a tango club named after her.

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32. 1970Oscar Ferrari: Returns to Pontier; in 1973 sings with Leo Lipersker.

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33. 1970Hugo Marcel: Six-month tour of the United States with Beba Bidart.

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34. 1970Enrique Francini: Forms a sextet with Néstor Marconi that debuts at Caño 14.

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35. 1970Jorge Vidal: Records in Spain with Waldo de los Ríos's orchestra.

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36. 1970José Basso: Returns to Japan with singers Alfredo Belusi, Alicia Randal and Carlos Rossi.

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37. 1970Roberto Pansera: Long tour of Japan with José Basso's orchestra.

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38. 1970Osvaldo Ramos: Appears with D'Arienzo at Michelángelo and Chantecler.

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39. 1970Horacio Salgan: Plays at Lincoln Center in New York.

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40. 1970Mario Demarco: Dies in Buenos Aires.

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41. 1971-04-05Manuel Sucher: Dies in Buenos Aires.

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42. 1971-05-01Tito Reyes: Tours the United States with a Troilo-led company, singing at Hunter Hall in New York and in Washington.

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43. 1971-07-16Carlos Viván: Dies at the Hospital Británico, Buenos Aires.

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44. 1971-08-03Aníbal Troilo: Marries Zita in a civil ceremony.

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45. 1971-08-05Elvino Vardaro: Dies in Córdoba after his last years in the provincial symphony orchestra.

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46. 1971-08-08Roberto Fugazot: Dies in Buenos Aires.

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47. 1971-09-04Enrique Rodríguez: Dies; Orlando Perry later takes over the orchestra.

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48. 1971-11-26Hernán Genovese: Born in Lanús.

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49. 1971-12-09Adolfo Avilés: Dies in Buenos Aires.

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50. 1971-12-30FRANCISCO PRACÁNICO: Dies in San Fernando.

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51. 1971Susana Rinaldi: Opens the café-concert Magoya in Mar del Plata with Osvaldo Piro.

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52. 1971Chico Novarro: Writes Cordón, which he introduces in 1972 in No le vengo a vender.

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53. 1971Héctor Mayoral: Gran Premio SADAIC at the La Falda festival.

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54. 1971Néstor Marconi Octeto de Buenos Aires: Starts recording in José Colángelo's quartet for Tonodisc, until 1977.

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55. 1971Aniceto Rossi: Dies.

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56. 1971Dante Amicarelli: Philips releases El bosque mágico, the duo's second album.

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57. 1971José Colangelo: Plays New York and Washington with Troilo's quartet; forms his own quartet with Néstor Marconi.

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58. 1971Juan Cambareri: Appears on the television programme El tango del millón, then tours Uruguay and Brazil for several years.

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59. 1971Julian Centeya: Publishes his only novel, El vaciadero.

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60. 1971Osvaldo Ramos: Tango revue at the Teatro Odeón with Tito Lusiardo, Roberto Goyeneche and Alba Solís.

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