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Agustin Irusta

64 recordings in our catalogue, 1927–1932, with 1 orchestras.

11 facts · 3 sources · every fact links its source

Recordings by year

Source: TangoCloud catalogue

19271932

1927: 50, 1932: 14

With Francisco Canaro

64 recordings · 1927–1932 · source: TangoCloud catalogue

  1. Cuando llora la milongaFrancisco Canaro · Agustin Irusta1927
  2. Ventanita floridaFrancisco Canaro · Agustin Irusta1932
  3. El viejo tangoFrancisco Canaro · Agustin Irusta1927
  4. Noche de reyesFrancisco Canaro · Agustin Irusta, Roberto Fugazot1927
  5. Tanita de la proaFrancisco Canaro · Agustin Irusta1927
  6. AbuelitaFrancisco Canaro · Agustin Irusta1927
  7. Alma tangueraFrancisco Canaro · Agustin Irusta1927
  8. AmuradoFrancisco Canaro · Agustin Irusta1927
  9. Artículo de lujoFrancisco Canaro · Agustin Irusta1927
  10. Así es el mundoFrancisco Canaro · Agustin Irusta1927
  11. Barrio reoFrancisco Canaro · Agustin Irusta1927
  12. Calle CorrientesFrancisco Canaro · Agustin Irusta1927

Born on2

Born on Born in Rosario (Gobello gives 1902).1903-08-28Single source

Born on Born in Rosario.1902-08-28Single source

Described as9

Described as Records for Victor in a duo with Roberto Fugazot, with Humberto Correa on guitar.1926Single source

Described as Sings the Glucksmann contest winners with Francisco Canaro's orchestra.1926Single source

Described as Forms the Trío Argentino with Fugazot and Lucio Demare, debuting in Paris.1927Single source

Described as Films Boliche in Spain.1933Single source

Described as Returns to Buenos Aires; the trio appears in Canaro's revue La patria del tango at the Teatro Buenos Aires.1936Single source

Described as The trio plays Mal de amores at the Teatro Politeama and breaks up.1937Single source

Described as Acts in El matrero and Puerta cerrada.1939Single source

Described as The trio reunites for radio in Cuba.1948Single source

Described as Dies in Caracas.1987Single source

Timeline

  1. 1902-08-28

    Born on Born in Rosario.Single source

  2. 1903-08-28

    Born on Born in Rosario (Gobello gives 1902).Single source

  3. 1926

    Described as Records for Victor in a duo with Roberto Fugazot, with Humberto Correa on guitar.Single source

  4. 1926

    Described as Sings the Glucksmann contest winners with Francisco Canaro's orchestra.Single source

  5. 1927

    Described as Forms the Trío Argentino with Fugazot and Lucio Demare, debuting in Paris.Single source

  6. 1933

    Described as Films Boliche in Spain.Single source

  7. 1936

    Described as Returns to Buenos Aires; the trio appears in Canaro's revue La patria del tango at the Teatro Buenos Aires.Single source

  8. 1937

    Described as The trio plays Mal de amores at the Teatro Politeama and breaks up.Single source

Related

  1. [1]Agustín Irusta: biografíabiography · timeline-16359
  2. [2]Agustín Irusta (artista)encyclopedia · timeline-16361
  3. [3]es.wikipedia.orgwebsite · timeline-17607 · retrieved 2026-10-29