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Alfredo Malerba

Alfredo Malerba (born 24 September 1909, died 9 January 1994 in Mexico City) was a pianist and composer [5][4]. He played in Buenos Aires cinema and cabaret groups in the late 1920s, recorded in Spain, accompanied singers including Libertad Lamarque, and co-wrote tangos such as "Ropa blanca" and "Mi taza de café" with Homero Manzi [1][2][6].

Alfredo Malerba was a pianist and composer, born on 24 September 1909 [5]. In 1927 he was the pianist of Rafael Rossi's group at the Select Suipacha cinema and the Folies Bergère cabaret [1]. The following year he joined Cátulo Castillo's orchestra for a tour of Spain, appearing in Barcelona and recording for the Odeón label [1].

During the 1930s Malerba worked as an accompanist. He accompanied Francisco Fiorentino's debut as a soloist on LR3 Radio Nacional in 1934, and in 1935 he formed a trio with Antonio Rodio to accompany Libertad Lamarque [1]. He also wrote songs, including "Besos brujos" with Rodolfo Sciammarella for the 1937 film of that name, and "Ropa blanca" and "Mi taza de café" with Homero Manzi in 1943 [1][2][6].

Malerba married Libertad Lamarque on 24 December 1945 [3]. He died in Mexico City on 9 January 1994 [4].

Early career (1927–1928)

In 1927 Malerba was the pianist of Rafael Rossi's group, which performed at the Select Suipacha cinema and at the Folies Bergère cabaret [1].

In 1928 he and his brothers joined Cátulo Castillo's orchestra for a tour of Spain [1]. In Barcelona the orchestra debuted at the Teatro Empire and at the Excelsior cabaret, and Malerba recorded for Odeón during this period [1].

Accompanist in the 1930s

In 1934 Malerba accompanied Francisco Fiorentino when the singer made his debut as a soloist on the radio station LR3 Radio Nacional [1].

In 1935, back in Buenos Aires, Malerba formed a trio with Antonio Rodio to accompany the singer Libertad Lamarque [1].

Compositions

In 1937 Malerba wrote "Besos brujos" with Rodolfo Sciammarella for the film of the same name [1].

In 1943 he wrote "Ropa blanca" and "Mi taza de café" with Homero Manzi [2]. A credits listing names Malerba as a composer of "Mi taza de café" [6].

Marriage and later life

Malerba married Libertad Lamarque on 24 December 1945 [3]. He died in Mexico City on 9 January 1994 [4].

Related

The composition "Mi taza de café", which Malerba wrote with Homero Manzi, has its own entry [2][6].

Referencias

  1. 1.Alfredo Malerba · es.wikipedia.org
  2. 2.Ropa blanca · todotango.com
  3. 3.Alfredo Malerba · en.wikipedia.org
  4. 4.Alfredo Malerba · todotango.com
  5. 5.Tangopedia staff · tangopedia.app
  6. 6.TangoCloud public music credits · tangocloud.app
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Mi taza de café — compuesto por Alfredo MalerbaSingle source

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Descrito como Pianist of Rafael Rossi's group at the Select Suipacha cinema and the Folies Bergère cabaret.1927Single source

Descrito como Joins Cátulo Castillo's orchestra for Spain with his brothers; debuts at the Teatro Empire and the Excelsior cabaret in Barcelona and records for Odeón.1928Single source

Descrito como Accompanies Francisco Fiorentino's debut as a soloist on LR3 Radio Nacional.1934Single source

Descrito como Back in Buenos Aires, forms a trio with Antonio Rodio to accompany Libertad Lamarque.1935Single source

Descrito como Writes Besos brujos with Rodolfo Sciammarella for the film of that name.1937Single source

Descrito como Writes Ropa blanca and Mi taza de café with Homero Manzi.1943Single source

Descrito como Marries Libertad Lamarque.1945-12-24Single source

Descrito como Dies in Mexico City.1994-01-09Single source

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Nació el 1909-09-241909-09-24source

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