Héctor Stamponi

Born on Born in Campana, Buenos Aires Province.1916-12-24[1]Single source

Born on Born in Campana.1915-12-24[3]Single source

Described as Comes to Buenos Aires with Juan Elhert's group and plays the matinée at Juan Manuel;1936[1]Single source

Described as Becomes pianist of Federico Scorticati's orchestra on Radio Stentor, which also recorded as the Orquesta Típica Victor.1937[1]Single source

Described as His first tango, "Inquietud", written with Francini, is recorded by Osvaldo Fresedo.1939-07-12[1]Single source

Described as Writes the milonga "Azabache" and the vals "Pedacito de cielo".1942[2]Single source

Described as Plays piano in Antonio Rodio's orchestra, then tours Central America accompanying Amanda Ledesma.1943[1]Single source

Described as In Mexico, writes film music and the tangos "Somos dos" and "Cruz" with Ernesto Cortázar.1944[1]Single source

Described as Forms his own orquesta típica with a Victor recording contract, heard on Radio Belgrano; it records until 1949.1946[1]Single source

Described as Forms a piano and violin duo with Enrique Mario Francini.1953[1]Single source

Described as Co-leads Los Violines de Oro del Tango with Francini.1959[1]Single source

Described as Directs the house orchestra of Caño 14 from its opening, accompanying singers such as Goyeneche and Raúl Lavié.1963[3]Single source

Described as Dies in Buenos Aires.1997-12-03[1]Single source

Won "El último café", with lyrics by Cátulo Castillo, wins first prize in a song contest.1963[3]Single source