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Juan Maglio

Juan Maglio was a bandoneón player and orchestra leader, born on 18 November 1881, who recorded for Columbia from 1912 as the Orquesta Típica Criolla Juan Maglio Pacho [1][3]. His last recording session was for Odeón on 17 April 1934, and he died on 14 July 1934 [1].

Juan Maglio was born on 18 November 1881 [3]. He began bandoneón lessons with Domingo Santa Cruz in 1898 [1]. In 1899 he debuted at the café El Vasco in Barracas, playing in a trio with Julián Urdapilleta and Luciano Ríos [1].

His career, as the sources record it, centred on cafés. These included La Paloma, Garibotto, Ambos Mundos and La Morocha [1]. In 1912 he signed with Columbia and recorded under the name Orquesta Típica Criolla Juan Maglio Pacho [1]. In 1915 he played a December season in Montevideo [2]. In 1920 he organised a new orchestra [1]. In 1934 he made his last radio appearances and his final recordings, for Odeón, before his death that July [1].

History

Maglio began bandoneón lessons with Domingo Santa Cruz in 1898 [1]. The following year, 1899, he debuted at the café El Vasco in Barracas, in a trio with Julián Urdapilleta and Luciano Ríos [1].

Around 1910 he first played at café La Paloma, on Avenida Santa Fe by the Maldonado stream [1]. He then played at café Garibotto, Ambos Mundos and La Morocha [1]. In 1912, back at La Paloma, he signed with Columbia and recorded as the Orquesta Típica Criolla Juan Maglio Pacho [1].

In 1915 he played a December season at the café Au Bon Marché in Montevideo [2]. In 1920 he organised a new orchestra with Rafael Rossi and Nicolás Primiani on bandoneón [1].

In 1934 Maglio made his last appearances on Radio Belgrano [1]. He recorded for the last time on 17 April 1934, for Odeón [1]. He died on 14 July 1934 at his home at Bulnes 948 [1].

Musicians

Maglio's earliest documented group was a trio at the café El Vasco in 1899 [1]. Its other members were Julián Urdapilleta and Luciano Ríos [1].

The orchestra he organised in 1920 included Rafael Rossi and Nicolás Primiani on bandoneón [1]. His own instrument was the bandoneón, which he had studied with Domingo Santa Cruz from 1898 [1].

Recordings

Maglio signed with Columbia in 1912 [1]. The recordings from that contract appeared under the name Orquesta Típica Criolla Juan Maglio Pacho [1]. His last recording session took place on 17 April 1934 for the Odeón label [1].

Referencias

  1. 1.Biografía de Juan Maglio · todotango.com
  2. 2.Juan Maglio · es.wikipedia.org
  3. 3.Tangopedia staff · tangopedia.app
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Descrito como Begins bandoneón lessons with Domingo Santa Cruz.1898Single source

Descrito como Debuts at the café El Vasco in Barracas, in a trio with Julián Urdapilleta and Luciano Ríos.1899Single source

Descrito como First plays at café La Paloma, on Avenida Santa Fe by the Maldonado stream, then at café Garibotto, Ambos Mundos and La Morocha.1910Single source

Descrito como Back at La Paloma, signs with Columbia and records as the Orquesta Típica Criolla Juan Maglio Pacho.1912Single source

Descrito como Plays a December season at the café Au Bon Marché in Montevideo.1915Single source

Descrito como Organises a new orchestra with Rafael Rossi and Nicolás Primiani on bandoneón.1920Single source

Descrito como Records for the last time, for Odeón, on 17 April.1934-04-17Single source

Descrito como Makes his last appearances on Radio Belgrano.1934Single source

Descrito como Dies at his home at Bulnes 948.1934-07-14Single source

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