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Ricardo Malerba

Ricardo Malerba led a tango orchestra that debuted on Radio Belgrano on 1 March 1938.[1] Born on 24 August 1905,[3] he played in Europe from 1927 to the early 1930s, recorded for Odeon from 1941, mostly with singer Orlando Medina,[1][4] and died in Buenos Aires on 29 June 1974.[2]

Ricardo Malerba's orchestra debuted on Radio Belgrano on 1 March 1938. Before that he had worked at the Tabarís cabaret and on Radio La Voz del Aire.[1] His career began earlier with his brothers in Europe. In 1927 they joined Cátulo Castillo's orchestra for a European tour, and they stayed on the continent after the tour ended.[1]

The orchestra played the tango Las cuarenta in the film Confesión in 1940.[2] In 1941 it began recording for Odeon. It made thirty sides for the label through 1945, most of them with Orlando Medina as vocalist.[1][4] In the 1950s Malerba worked in Brazil.[1] He made a further series of recordings for Odeon and Music Hall in 1956 and 1957.[1] Malerba was born on 24 August 1905.[3] He died in Buenos Aires on 29 June 1974 and was buried at Chacarita.[2]

Early career in Europe

In 1927 Ricardo Malerba and his brothers joined Cátulo Castillo's orchestra for a European tour.[1] The tour ended in 1930. The Malerba brothers did not return home and instead played in Portugal.[1]

In 1931 his brother Carlos fell ill in Portugal and died in Bilbao.[1] Ricardo then spent a season in France playing with Bachicha's orchestra.[1]

Formation of the orchestra

After returning to Buenos Aires, Malerba worked at the Tabarís cabaret and on Radio La Voz del Aire.[1] On 1 March 1938 he debuted his own orchestra on Radio Belgrano.[1]

In 1940 the orchestra performed Las cuarenta in the film Confesión.[2]

Singers

Orlando Medina was the main vocalist on the orchestra's first Odeon recordings, made between 1941 and 1945.[1] A dated entry records Medina singing with the orchestra on 5 October 1942.[4]

Recordings

The orchestra's recording career had two phases.[1]

- From 1941 to 1945 it recorded thirty sides for Odeon, mostly with Orlando Medina.[1] - From March 1956 to January 1957 it recorded eight more sides for Odeon.[1] - In 1957 it recorded five sides for Music Hall.[1]

Later career and death

In 1952 Malerba played at the luxury hotels of Porto Alegre and on the city's radio and television. He then made a long tour of Brazil.[1] After his Brazilian period he returned to the studio for the 1956–1957 Odeon and Music Hall sessions.[1]

Malerba died in Buenos Aires on 29 June 1974 and was buried at Chacarita.[2]

Referencias

  1. 1.Biografía de Ricardo Malerba · todotango.com
  2. 2.Ricardo Malerba · es.wikipedia.org
  3. 3.Tangopedia staff · tangopedia.app
  4. 4.Calendar - Argentine Tango - tango.info · tango.info
Datos: grabaciones, datos y fuentes

Grabaciones por año

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19411958

1941: 2, 1942: 4, 1943: 12, 1944: 10, 1945: 2, 1956: 6, 1957: 1, 1958: 2

Los cantores, año por año

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19411958
  1. Orlando Medina1941–1944 · 21
  2. Alberto Sanchez1956 · 6
  3. Antonio Maida1944–1945 · 5
  4. Roberto Solar1958 · 1

Cantores

Descrito como9

Descrito como With his brothers joins Cátulo Castillo's orchestra for a European tour;1927Single source

Descrito como The tour ends; the Malerba brothers stay on in Europe, playing in Portugal.1930Single source

Descrito como His brother Carlos falls ill in Portugal and dies in Bilbao; Ricardo then plays a season in France with Bachicha's orchestra.1931Single source

Descrito como Debuts his own orchestra on Radio Belgrano, after earlier work at the Tabarís cabaret and Radio La Voz del Aire;1938-03-01Single source

Descrito como His orchestra plays Las cuarenta in the film Confesión.1940Single source

Descrito como Begins recording for Odeon: thirty sides through 1945, mostly with Orlando Medina.1941Single source

Descrito como Plays the luxury hotels and radio and TV of Porto Alegre, then tours Brazil at length.1952Single source

Descrito como Records eight more sides for Odeon between March 1956 and January 1957, then five for Music Hall in 1957.1956Single source

Descrito como Dies in Buenos Aires; buried at Chacarita.1974-06-29Single source

Cantó con2

Orlando Medina — cantó con Ricardo Malerba1942-10-05Single source

Orlando Medina — cantó con Ricardo Malerba1944-06-30Single source

Nació el1

Nació el 1905-08-241905-08-24source

Escuchar

  1. Sali del paso ManoloRicardo Malerba · Orlando Medina1941
  2. Noches de MontmartreRicardo Malerba · Orlando Medina1941
  3. Gitana rusaRicardo Malerba · Orlando Medina1942
  4. MarianaRicardo Malerba · Orlando Medina1942
  5. Oiga mozoRicardo Malerba · Orlando Medina1942
  6. NingunaRicardo Malerba · Orlando Medina1942
  7. La piba de los jazminesRicardo Malerba · Orlando Medina1943
  8. Corazón de artistaRicardo Malerba1943
  9. EmbrujamientoRicardo Malerba · Orlando Medina1943
  10. RemembranzaRicardo Malerba · Orlando Medina1943
  11. MamitaRicardo Malerba · Orlando Medina1943
  12. Ropa blancaRicardo Malerba · Orlando Medina1943

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