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Orchestra

Enrique Campos

Enrique Campos was born in Montevideo.† Enrique Campos died in Buenos Aires.† Enrique Campos sang with Ricardo Tanturi, Francisco Rotundo, Roberto Caló, and Floreal Ruiz.† Enrique Campos: Release “Tango argentino: Una emoción” (1996) on BMG Ariola Argentina S.A. 74321412962; BMG Argentina, AR, Release “Tango argentino: Encuentro” (1998) on BMG Argentina 74321 63355-2, AR, and Release “Sentir el tango: Soy muchacho de arrabal” (1999) on Altaya T.A. 077.††† 1996: Release “Tango argentino: Una emoción” (1996) on BMG Ariola Argentina S.A. 74321412962; BMG Argentina, AR.† 1998: Release “Tango argentino: Encuentro” (1998) on BMG Argentina 74321 63355-2, AR.†

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Leader's birthplace1

Its leader was born in Montevideo

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Leader's place of death1

Its leader died in Buenos Aires

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Sang with4

Sang with Ricardo TanturiJan 1943–Apr 1946, Aug 4, 1943–Apr 1, 1946

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Sang with Francisco RotundoMar 1947, Aug 10, 1951

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Sang with Roberto CalóOct 1952

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Sang with Floreal RuizDec 1951

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Known for1

Is known for El viejo valsDec 1951

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Notes3

Release “Tango argentino: Una emoción” (1996) on BMG Ariola Argentina S.A. 74321412962; BMG Argentina, AR1996source

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Release “Tango argentino: Encuentro” (1998) on BMG Argentina 74321 63355-2, AR1998source

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Release “Sentir el tango: Soy muchacho de arrabal” (1999) on Altaya T.A. 0771999source

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