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- Recording 101028 days agoDescribed as First of a short closing D'Arienzo/Mauré run.
- Recording 155138 days agoDescribed as Another Firpo waltz from the year, played in the afterparty.
- Recording 85998 days agoDescribed as Paired straight after Criolla linda.
- Recording 87558 days agoDescribed as A second, instrumental Lomuto track played in the afterparty.
- Recording 152608 days agoDescribed as A third 1942 Tanturi/Castillo track whose opening lines reference Afro-Argentine history.
- Recording 152088 days agoDescribed as A Discépolo-lyric Tanturi/Castillo number.
- Recording 153258 days agoDescribed as More Tanturi/Castillo in the afterparty; Castillo's taunting verse reportedly started real fights.
- Recording 14808 days agoDescribed as One more Fiorentino number, an older tango about the city.
- Recording 115388 days agoDescribed as A track with Demare's other 1942 singer, Roberto Arrieta.
- Recording 115678 days agoDescribed as Demare's own version of the song he wrote, played in the afterparty to compare with Troilo's.
- Recording 62098 days agoDescribed as Played for a guessing game: Brunelli, an accordionist, was the first Argentine artist to get a gold disc.
- Recording 162158 days agoDescribed as Biagi/Ortiz version with a spoken glosa partway through, tied to the song's lyric lawsuit.
- Recording 32528 days agoDescribed as First of this year's two La Cumparsita readings, Di Sarli's instrumental.
- Recording 103798 days agoDescribed as Paired waltz, same session as Barranca abajo.
- Recording 106808 days agoDescribed as D'Arienzo's main 1942 singer, called by Lavocah the best of his three that year.
- Recording 108348 days agoDescribed as An old instrumental that Lavocah suspects actually dates from D'Arienzo's pre-1940 band.
- Recording 105258 days agoDescribed as One of three D'Arienzo singers this year; Dag plays this before the instrumental Loca.
- Recording 35488 days agoDescribed as Second Di Sarli track, with his other 1942 singer Rufino.
- Recording 139308 days agoDescribed as Played from Fresedo's entirely new 1942 lineup, briefly including violinist Elvino Vardaro.
- Recording 116178 days agoDescribed as Second Buzón/Moreno track played straight after.
- Recording 116118 days agoDescribed as First of a Buzón/Moreno pair.
- Recording 45488 days agoDescribed as One of Donato's saddest tangos, recorded right as his orchestra was collapsing.
- Recording 164318 days agoDescribed as An older, WWI-era tango about Belgium that resonated again with Belgium's WWII invasion.
- Recording 14298 days agoDescribed as Instrumental showcase for pianist Orlando Goñi's bass-note crescendo.
- Recording 14588 days agoDescribed as Another very sad Troilo/Fiorentino number, built from an old Cobián melody with a new Cadícamo lyric.
- Recording 15298 days agoDescribed as Played as the arrangement that defines the year's turn to lyricism.
- Recording 115708 days agoDescribed as Paired waltz played straight after.
- Recording 115458 days agoDescribed as Demare finally getting more releases after years stuck in his Odeon contract.
- Recording 153028 days agoDescribed as Paired waltz; Dag guesses Marisabel is just the woman's name in the lyric.
- Recording 152568 days agoDescribed as First of this year's Tanturi/Castillo pair, from the band nicknamed 'the medical orchestra'.