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Francisco Lomuto

477 grabaciones en nuestro catálogo, 1925–1950, con 13 cantores.

15 datos · 4 fuentes · cada dato enlaza a su fuente

Grabaciones por año

Fuente: catálogo de TangoCloud

19251950

1925: 2, 1926: 5, 1927: 64, 1928: 46, 1929: 46, 1930: 22, 1931: 20, 1932: 24, 1933: 19, 1934: 23, 1935: 18, 1936: 14, 1937: 18, 1938: 19, 1939: 17, 1940: 14, 1941: 18, 1942: 23, 1943: 17, 1944: 18, 1945: 16, 1946: 4, 1949: 4, 1950: 6

Los cantores, año por año

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19281950
  1. Fernando Díaz1931–1943 · 115
  2. Jorge Omar1935–1943 · 93
  3. Charlo1928–1933 · 55
  4. Alberto Rivera1943–1950 · 38
  5. Carlos Galarce1943–1945 · 17
  6. Miguel Montero1949–1950 · 6
  7. Principe Azul1930 · 2
  8. Eduardo Inda1946 · 2
  9. Jorge Torres1931 · 1
  10. Cerry Brian1935 · 1

Cantores

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Dirigida por Francisco LomutoSingle source

Nació el1

Nació el Born in Parque Patricios, eldest of ten children of Neapolitan musicians.1893-11-24Single source

Descrito como13

Descrito como Plays piano in a quartet with Pedro Maffia at the Café Monterrey.1916Single source

Descrito como His tango 'Muñequita' is premiered on stage at the Teatro San Martín and becomes his breakthrough.1918Single source

Descrito como First recordings in a piano duo with Héctor Quesada; leads a sextet aboard the liner Cap Polonio.1922Single source

Descrito como Forms his first orchestra, which plays the Teatro Empire and starts recording for Odeon.1923Single source

Descrito como Plays the carnival balls at the Teatro Ópera, the Pabellón de las Rosas and the Club Mar del Plata, and the Second Tango Contest…1925Single source

Descrito como Moves to the Victor label; Fernando Díaz soon becomes his main singer.1931Single source

Descrito como Writes the music for 'La vuelta de Miss París' at the Teatro Smart.1932Single source

Descrito como Begins a season on Radio Excelsior with his Orquesta Típica y Sinfónica.1933Single source

Descrito como Jorge Omar debuts with the orchestra in December, replacing Fernando Díaz.1935Single source

Descrito como Plays the first homage to Gardel at Luna Park and is named president of the new SADAIC.1936Single source

Descrito como The film 'Melgarejo', with his orchestra and Jorge Omar, premieres.1937-05-19Single source

Descrito como Tours Spain with Chola Luna, opening at the Teatro Fontova in Madrid.1947-05-01Single source

Descrito como Dies suddenly in Tortuguitas, two months after his last recordings.1950-12-23Single source

Cronología

  1. 1893-11-24

    Nació el Born in Parque Patricios, eldest of ten children of Neapolitan musicians.Single source

  2. 1916

    Descrito como Plays piano in a quartet with Pedro Maffia at the Café Monterrey.Single source

  3. 1918

    Descrito como His tango 'Muñequita' is premiered on stage at the Teatro San Martín and becomes his breakthrough.Single source

  4. 1922

    Descrito como First recordings in a piano duo with Héctor Quesada; leads a sextet aboard the liner Cap Polonio.Single source

  5. 1923

    Descrito como Forms his first orchestra, which plays the Teatro Empire and starts recording for Odeon.Single source

  6. 1925

    Descrito como Plays the carnival balls at the Teatro Ópera, the Pabellón de las Rosas and the Club Mar del Plata, and the Second Tango Contest…Single source

  7. 1931

    Descrito como Moves to the Victor label; Fernando Díaz soon becomes his main singer.Single source

  8. 1932

    Descrito como Writes the music for 'La vuelta de Miss París' at the Teatro Smart.Single source

  1. [1]TangoCloud public music creditscatalogue
  2. [2]Biography of Francisco Lomutobiography · timeline-2407
  3. [3]Orquesta Típica Francisco Lomutobiography · timeline-2408
  4. [4]Francisco Lomutoencyclopedia · timeline-2411