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  1. Olga Lamas7 days agoBorn 1924-06-03
  2. Lorenzo Barbero7 days agoDescribed as simple orchestra, scarce musical flight, but very popular
  3. Jorge Sobral7 days agoSang with Lorenzo Barbero
  4. Roberto Florio7 days agoSang with Lorenzo Barbero
  5. Lorenzo Barbero7 days agoRecorded in Odeon, from October 1951
  6. Lita Morales7 days agoDescribed as radio singer of the 1930s generation of acclaimed women voices
  7. Roberto Rufino7 days agoDescribed as storyteller, phraser, interpreter who knew the meaning of what he sang
  8. Luis Stazo7 days agoArranged for Roberto Rufino
  9. Mario Demarco7 days agoArranged for Roberto Rufino
  10. Roberto Rufino7 days agoSang with Aníbal Troilo
  11. Roberto Rufino7 days agoSang with Aníbal Troilo
  12. Roberto Rufino7 days agoSang with Roberto Caló
  13. Roberto Rufino7 days agoSang with Roberto Caló
  14. Roberto Rufino7 days agoSang with Carlos Di Sarli
  15. Roberto Rufino7 days agoSang with Carlos Di Sarli
  16. Roberto Rufino7 days agoDescribed as nicknames El pibe del Abasto, El pibe Terremoto
  17. Roberto Rufino7 days agoBorn in Buenos Aires
  18. Carmen Duval7 days agoDescribed as recorded only eight numbers: two for RCA-Victor and six for Odeon
  19. Carmen Duval7 days agoDescribed as contralto voice with a modality of delay, 'to hold the note'
  20. Argentino Galván7 days agoLed orchestra accompanying Carmen Duval (with Héctor Artola and the Radio El Mundo Orchestra)
  21. Carmen Duval7 days agoSang with Horacio Salgan
  22. Carmen Duval7 days agoBorn 1918-10-03
  23. Ada Falcón7 days agoDescribed as range from mezzosoprano to soprano; wailing tone
  24. Ada Falcón7 days agoSang with Francisco Canaro
  25. Ada Falcón7 days agoSang with Enrique Delfino
  26. Ada Falcón7 days agoSang with Osvaldo Fresedo
  27. Ada Falcón7 days agoDescribed as child stage name La Joyita Argentina
  28. Matilde Vitullo7 days agoPlayed in Orquesta Típica Imperial
  29. Jorge Casal7 days agoSignature recording La mentirosa; Carmín; La cantina; Vuelve la serenata
  30. Jorge Casal7 days agoDescribed as genuine representative of the Gardelian school
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