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  1. Veronica Toumanova6 days agoSpanish version of revision 1
  2. Veronica Palacios6 days agoSpanish version of revision 1
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  7. Esquina Homero Manzi6 days agoDescribed as Esquina Homero Manzi, a bar and restaurant at San Juan and Boedo opened in 1927 and named for the lyricist Homero Manzi, who wrote the tango 'Sur' there in 1948
  8. El Viejo Almacén6 days agoDescribed as Artists such as Aníbal Troilo, Osvaldo Pugliese, Roberto Goyeneche, Ernesto Baffa and Leopoldo Federico performed on the stages of El Viejo Almacén
  9. El Viejo Almacén6 days agoDescribed as El Viejo Almacén, a traditional tanguería at Balcarce 793 in San Telmo, was founded on 9 May 1969 by the singer Edmundo Rivero in a colonial building, and was d
  10. Café Tortoni6 days agoDescribed as Café Tortoni, inaugurated in 1858, is the setting of 'La mesa de Gardel': Carlos Gardel sang twice at the café and was for a time a regular; its cellar room La
  11. Café de los Angelitos6 days agoDescribed as From 1912 until the early 1930s Carlos Gardel and José Razzano kept the table of their 'barra' at the Café de los Angelitos
  12. Café de los Angelitos6 days agoDescribed as The Café de los Angelitos opened in 1890 under the name Bar Rivadavia, founded by the Italian immigrant Bautista Fazio in Balvanera, then a poor outskirts neigh
  13. Confitería Ideal6 days agoDescribed as In the 1970s the owners' descendants closed most of the first floor to turn it into a hall for milongas; it later became a tango salon favoured by presidents, u
  14. Confitería Ideal6 days agoDescribed as The Confitería Ideal, at Suipacha 384, has run since 1912 in its original two-storey building and was founded that year by the Galician immigrant Manuel Rosendo
  15. Golden Age6 days agoDescribed as Argentina: 'El astro del tango', directed by Luis Bayón Herrera, premiered on 7 February 1940
  16. Golden Age6 days agoDescribed as Argentina: the musical 'La vida es un tango', written and directed by Manuel Romero, premiered on 8 February 1939
  17. Golden Age6 days agoDescribed as Argentina: 'Así es el tango', directed by Eduardo Morera from Florencio Chiarello's sainete of the same name, premiered on 24 February 1937
  18. Guardia Nueva6 days agoDescribed as France: 'Melodía de arrabal', directed by Louis J. Gasnier with Carlos Gardel, was the last of Gardel's French series of films for Paramount
  19. Guardia Nueva6 days agoDescribed as Argentina: '¡Tango!', directed by Luis Moglia Barth, premiered on 27 April 1933, the first production of the company that became Argentina Sono Film
  20. Guardia Nueva6 days agoDescribed as France: 'Las luces de Buenos Aires', directed by the Chilean Adelqui Millar in 1931 at Paramount's Joinville studios, was the first sound feature starring Carlo
  21. Guardia Vieja6 days agoDescribed as United States: the Keystone comedy 'Tango Tangles', directed and written by Mack Sennett and released 9 March 1914, starred Charles Chaplin, Ford Sterling, Rosc
  22. Petróleo6 days agoSpanish version of revision 2
  23. FRANCISCO PRACÁNICO6 days agoSpanish version of revision 1
  24. Ruben Veliz6 days agoSpanish version of revision 1
  25. Caminito6 days agoSpanish version of revision 1
  26. Raúl de los Hoyos6 days agoSpanish version of revision 1
  27. Michael Lavocah6 days agoSpanish version of revision 1
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