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Carlos Lázzari

Carlos Lázzari, born on 9 December 1925, made his teenage debut in Pedro Maffia's orchestra in 1939 and later joined Juan D'Arienzo's orchestra, where he became first bandoneon and arranger [1][3]. He composed the tangos Pienso (1957) and La pista está que arde (1968), and in 1972 he formed Los Solistas de D'Arienzo at D'Arienzo's suggestion [1][2].

Carlos Lázzari was born on 9 December 1925 [3]. According to his biography, he debuted as a teenager in Pedro Maffia's orchestra in 1939, the same year that orchestra disbanded [1].

During the 1940s he played in Miguel Caló's Orquesta de las Estrellas, recorded with Francisco Canaro and then joined Domingo Federico [1]. In 1950 he joined Juan D'Arienzo's orchestra, where he later became first bandoneon and arranger [1]. His arranging marked D'Arienzo's recordings from 1957 onward [2].

At D'Arienzo's suggestion he formed Los Solistas de D'Arienzo in 1972 [1]. He died in Buenos Aires in June 2009 [1].

History

### Early career (1939–1947)

Lázzari's biography records a teenage debut in 1939 in the orchestra of Pedro Maffia, which disbanded that year [1]. By 1942 he was a member of Miguel Caló's Orquesta de las Estrellas [1].

He also played with Francisco Canaro [1]. His last Odeon recording with Canaro, La canción de Buenos Aires, was dated 28 May 1947, after which he joined Domingo Federico [1].

### With Juan D'Arienzo (1950–1976)

In 1950 Lázzari joined Juan D'Arienzo's orchestra, later becoming its first bandoneon and arranger [1]. From 1957 his arranging marked D'Arienzo's recordings [2].

In 1972, at D'Arienzo's suggestion, Lázzari formed Los Solistas de D'Arienzo [1]. D'Arienzo died in January 1976, and the orchestra dissolved [1].

### Death

Lázzari died in Buenos Aires in June 2009 [1].

Repertoire

Lázzari is credited with composing two tangos [2]:

- Pienso (1957) [2] - La pista está que arde (1968) [2]

Recordings

The only recording named in the available sources is La canción de Buenos Aires, Lázzari's last Odeon recording with Francisco Canaro, dated 28 May 1947 [1]. His work as arranger shaped Juan D'Arienzo's recordings from 1957 onward, though the sources do not list specific titles from that period [2].

Referencias

  1. 1.Carlos Lazzari: biografía · todotango.com
  2. 2.Carlos Lazzari · todotango.com
  3. 3.Tangopedia staff · tangopedia.app
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Descrito como Teenage debut in Pedro Maffia's orchestra, which disbands that year.1939Single source

Descrito como In Miguel Caló's Orquesta de las Estrellas.1942Single source

Descrito como Last Odeon recording with Francisco Canaro, La canción de Buenos Aires; then joins Domingo Federico.1947-05-28Single source

Descrito como Joins Juan D'Arienzo's orchestra, later becoming first bandoneon and arranger.1950Single source

Descrito como Composes Pienso; his arranging marks D'Arienzo's recordings from this year on.1957Single source

Descrito como Composes La pista está que arde.1968Single source

Descrito como Forms Los Solistas de D'Arienzo at D'Arienzo's suggestion.1972Single source

Descrito como D'Arienzo dies in January and the orchestra dissolves.1976Single source

Descrito como Dies in Buenos Aires in June.2009Single source

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