Song
No culpes al amor · Alfredo De Angelis · 1958
Alfredo De AngelisJuan Carlos GodoytangoOdeonWho recorded it
Every version2Earliest we hold: Alfredo De Angelis, 1958
Pinned at 1958 · Nuevo 1955–1984 · Alfredo De Angelis recordings indexed 1943–1985 · 1 applied periods in gold
No culpes al amor · Alfredo De Angelis · 1958: A showcase for Godoy's unique voice, a singer Lavocah feels was born too late for Di Sarli's late-1930s band.†
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2 orchestras recorded it
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Who wrote it
- Music
- Juan Pueblito, Roberto Caló
- Words
- Juan Pueblito
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Lyrics
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Alfredo De Angelis
No culpes al amorAlfredo De AngelisJuan Carlos GodoytangoOdeonCouples filmed dancing this recording · 2 Performances
Recorded the same day
What else Alfredo De Angelis recorded on Apr 7, 1958.
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A showcase for Godoy's unique voice, a singer Lavocah feels was born too late for Di Sarli's late-1930s band.
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