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Juan Carlos Cobian

23 grabaciones en nuestro catálogo, 1923–1944, con 4 cantores.

14 datos · 3 fuentes · cada dato enlaza a su fuente

Grabaciones por año

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19231944

1923: 2, 1928: 15, 1944: 6

Los cantores, año por año

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19281944
  1. Genaro Veiga1928 · 4
  2. Jorge Cardozo1944 · 3
  3. José Balbi1944 · 2

Cantores

Nació el1

Nació el Born in Pigüé; the family later settles in Bahía Blanca, where he studies at the Conservatorio Williams.1896-05-31Single source

Descrito como13

Descrito como Moves to Buenos Aires and plays piano in a beer hall and silent-film cinemas, among them the Buckingham and Las Familias.1913Single source

Descrito como Releases his first tango, El motivo, and meets Carlos Gardel while playing with Eduardo Arolas at the Montmartre.1914Single source

Descrito como Plays in a trio with Eduardo Arolas and Tito Roccatagliata at the cabaret Montmartre.1916Single source

Descrito como Writes Salomé, an early tango-romanza.1917Single source

Descrito como Does his military service in the 2nd Infantry Regiment, much of it under arrest, and writes A pan y agua.1919Single source

Descrito como Joins Osvaldo Fresedo's sextet at the Abdullah Club, then leads his own sextet there with Pedro Maffia and Julio De Caro.1922Single source

Descrito como Leaves for the United States; in New York he leads a band at the McAlpin Hotel.1923Single source

Descrito como Back in Buenos Aires, leads an orchestra with singer Francisco Fiorentino and records again for Victor.1928Single source

Descrito como Forms a new orchestra for the cabaret Charleston, at Florida and Paraguay.1936Single source

Descrito como Returns to the United States, later moving on to Mexico.1937Single source

Descrito como Back in Argentina, leads his orchestra on Radio El Mundo before retiring.1943Single source

Descrito como Dies in Buenos Aires.1953-12-10Single source

Descrito como Composed “Los mareados” (1922).1922-05-04Single source

Cronología

  1. 1896-05-31

    Nació el Born in Pigüé; the family later settles in Bahía Blanca, where he studies at the Conservatorio Williams.Single source

  2. 1913

    Descrito como Moves to Buenos Aires and plays piano in a beer hall and silent-film cinemas, among them the Buckingham and Las Familias.Single source

  3. 1914

    Descrito como Releases his first tango, El motivo, and meets Carlos Gardel while playing with Eduardo Arolas at the Montmartre.Single source

  4. 1916

    Descrito como Plays in a trio with Eduardo Arolas and Tito Roccatagliata at the cabaret Montmartre.Single source

  5. 1917

    Descrito como Writes Salomé, an early tango-romanza.Single source

  6. 1919

    Descrito como Does his military service in the 2nd Infantry Regiment, much of it under arrest, and writes A pan y agua.Single source

  7. 1922

    Descrito como Joins Osvaldo Fresedo's sextet at the Abdullah Club, then leads his own sextet there with Pedro Maffia and Julio De Caro.Single source

  8. 1922-05-04

    Descrito como Composed “Los mareados” (1922).Single source

  1. [1]Biografía de Juan Carlos Cobiánbiography · timeline-2657
  2. [2]Biografía de Juan Carlos Cobiánbiography · timeline-2659
  3. [3]www.wikidata.orgwebsite · timeline-17768 · consultado el 2026-10-29