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Antonio Rodio

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Born on Born in Crispiano, province of Taranto, Italy.1904-01-25Single source

Described as11

Described as Plays in Carlos Marcucci's quartet on Radio Sud América.1923Single source

Described as Records violin and piano duets with Enrique Delfino for Odeon, March to May.1929Single source

Described as Debuts with Pedro Maffia's orchestra at the Glorieta Río de la Plata.1930-01-02Single source

Described as Accompanies Carlos Gardel on record with Rodolfo Biagi at the piano.1930-04-19Single source

Described as Founds Los Poetas del Tango with singer Francisco Fiorentino, heard on Radio Belgrano.1936Single source

Described as Joins Roberto Maida's orchestra, directed by Argentino Galván.1939Single source

Described as Debuts his own orchestra on Radio Splendid, with Alberto Serna and Mario Corrales singing.1941Single source

Described as Begins recording for Odeon: 16 sides through 1944.1943Single source

Described as Leaves in May on an American tour with Miguel Caló's orchestra and stays on in Chile.1945Single source

Described as Returns to Chile with Gabriel Clausi's orchestra, playing the Viña del Mar casino, then settles there.1949Single source

Described as Dies in Viña del Mar.1980Single source

Timeline

  1. 1904-01-25

    Born on Born in Crispiano, province of Taranto, Italy.Single source

  2. 1923

    Described as Plays in Carlos Marcucci's quartet on Radio Sud América.Single source

  3. 1929

    Described as Records violin and piano duets with Enrique Delfino for Odeon, March to May.Single source

  4. 1930-01-02

    Described as Debuts with Pedro Maffia's orchestra at the Glorieta Río de la Plata.Single source

  5. 1930-04-19

    Described as Accompanies Carlos Gardel on record with Rodolfo Biagi at the piano.Single source

  6. 1936

    Described as Founds Los Poetas del Tango with singer Francisco Fiorentino, heard on Radio Belgrano.Single source

  7. 1939

    Described as Joins Roberto Maida's orchestra, directed by Argentino Galván.Single source

  8. 1941

    Described as Debuts his own orchestra on Radio Splendid, with Alberto Serna and Mario Corrales singing.Single source

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