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“darienzo 1940”

  • OrchestraJuan D'Arienzo×
  • Year1940×
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  • Rie payaso · Juan D'Arienzo · Carlos Casares · tango · Aug 22, 1940 · RCA Victor
  • Milonga del 83 · Juan D'Arienzo · Alberto Reynal · milonga · Dec 12, 1940 · RCA Victor
  • Miedo · Juan D'Arienzo · Héctor Mauré · vals · Dec 31, 1940 · RCA Victor
  • El Tigre Millán · Juan D'Arienzo · Alberto Reynal · tango · Aug 22, 1940 · RCA Victor
  • A una mujer · Juan D'Arienzo · Alberto Reynal · vals · May 17, 1940 · RCA Victor
  • El corazón me engañó · Juan D'Arienzo · Alberto Reynal · tango · Nov 21, 1940 · RCA Victor
  • Flor del mal · Juan D'Arienzo · Héctor Mauré · vals · Dec 12, 1940 · RCA Victor
  • La bicoca · Juan D'Arienzo · instrumental · tango · Aug 8, 1940 · RCA Victor
  • Quasi nada · Juan D'Arienzo · instrumental · tango · Dec 31, 1940 · RCA Victor
  • Yo también · Juan D'Arienzo · Carlos Casares · tango · Oct 9, 1940 · RCA Victor
  • Fibras · Juan D'Arienzo · instrumental · vals · Jun 27, 1940 · RCA Victor
  • Barracas al sud · Juan D'Arienzo · Carlos Casares · milonga · Aug 8, 1940 · RCA Victor
  • La clavada · Juan D'Arienzo · instrumental · tango · Oct 9, 1940 · RCA Victor
  • No te engañes corazón · Juan D'Arienzo · Alberto Reynal · tango · Dec 12, 1940 · RCA Victor
  • Chirusa · Juan D'Arienzo · Alberto Reynal · tango · May 17, 1940 · RCA Victor
  • Esclavas blancas · Juan D'Arienzo · Alberto Reynal · tango · Dec 12, 1940 · RCA Victor
  • El pillín · Juan D'Arienzo · instrumental · tango · Jun 7, 1940 · RCA Victor
  • Salí de perdedor · Juan D'Arienzo · Alberto Reynal · milonga · Apr 12, 1940 · RCA Victor
  • Canaro en París · Juan D'Arienzo · instrumental · tango · Nov 21, 1940 · RCA Victor
  • Cajita de música · Juan D'Arienzo · Alberto Reynal · milonga · Jun 7, 1940 · RCA Victor
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