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Guillermo Fernández

Guillermo Fernández, born on 28 January 1958, is a tango performer and recording artist whose career, according to the available sources, spanned television, albums, musical theatre and touring from the 1960s into the 2020s [1][2][3]. He released his first album, La dicha en mis manos, in 1976, and his recordings later received Gardel awards in 2002 and 2023 [1][2].

Guillermo Fernández was born on 28 January 1958 [3]. The available sources list his work on television, on record, in musical theatre and on tour [1][2]. The dossier classifies the entry as an orchestra. One source's title identifies him as a singer ("cantante") [2], and the sources describe the career of an individual performer [1][2].

The documented milestones run from a first television appearance in a children's choir in 1963 [1] to the release of El cantor de tangos in 2023 [2]. In between he released his first album in 1976 [1] and won the CBS television contest Star Search in New York in 1986 [1]. He also appeared on stage in Las Vegas and Buenos Aires [1], toured France [1], and received Gardel and Konex distinctions [1][2].

History

Fernández made his first television appearance in 1963, singing in a children's choir on Canal 7 [1]. His recording career began in 1976 with his first album, La dicha en mis manos [1].

In 1986 he won the CBS television contest Star Search in New York [1]. In 1988 he starred in the musical Latin Quarter in Las Vegas [1].

In 2002 he starred in Dolina's operetta Lo que me costó el amor de Laura at the Teatro Avenida [1]. In the same year he toured France with María de Buenos Aires [1].

His activity continued into the 2020s. In 2023 he released the album El cantor de tangos [2].

Recordings

Two albums are named in the sources. The first is his debut album La dicha en mis manos, from 1976 [1]. The second is El cantor de tangos, released in 2023 [2].

In 2002 he received a Gardel award for best tango album [1]. The source for that award does not name the album that won it [1]. El cantor de tangos also won a Gardel award [2]. The sources give no record labels, track lists or individual recorded titles [1][2].

Awards and recognition

The distinctions recorded for Fernández include the following [1][2]: - Winner of the CBS television contest Star Search in New York, 1986 [1]. - Gardel award for best tango album, 2002 [1]. - Konex Diploma al Mérito, 2005, and again in 2015 [2]. - Gardel award for the album El cantor de tangos, released in 2023 [2].

Referencias

  1. 1.Guillermo Fernández - Semblanza por Ricardo García Blaya · todotango.com
  2. 2.Guillermo Fernández (cantante) · es.wikipedia.org
  3. 3.Tangopedia staff · tangopedia.app
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Descrito como First television appearance, in a children's choir on Canal 7.1963Single source

Descrito como First album, La dicha en mis manos.1976Single source

Descrito como Stars in the musical Latin Quarter in Las Vegas.1988Single source

Descrito como Stars in Dolina's operetta Lo que me costó el amor de Laura at the Teatro Avenida; tours France with María de Buenos Aires.2002Single source

Descrito como Releases El cantor de tangos, which wins a Gardel award.2023Single source

Won3

Won Wins the CBS television contest Star Search in New York.1986Single source

Won Gardel award for best tango album.2002Single source

Won Konex Diploma al Mérito, again in 2015.2005Single source

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Nació el 1958-01-281958-01-28source

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