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Alberto Amor

30 recordings in our catalogue, 1943–1947, with 1 orchestras.

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Recordings by year

Source: TangoCloud catalogue

19431947

1943: 5, 1944: 5, 1945: 8, 1946: 11, 1947: 1

With Rodolfo Biagi

30 recordings · 1943–1947 · source: TangoCloud catalogue

  1. Aroma de amorRodolfo Biagi · Alberto Amor1946
  2. Pobre negritoRodolfo Biagi · Alberto Amor1945
  3. Tus labios me diránRodolfo Biagi · Alberto Amor1945
  4. Mañana por la mañanaRodolfo Biagi · Alberto Amor1946
  5. NadaRodolfo Biagi · Alberto Amor1944
  6. PalomaRodolfo Biagi · Alberto Amor1945
  7. PrisioneroRodolfo Biagi · Alberto Amor1943
  8. Mis amores de ayerRodolfo Biagi · Alberto Amor1945
  9. Seamos amigosRodolfo Biagi · Alberto Amor1944
  10. Cuando llora la milongaRodolfo Biagi · Alberto Amor1946
  11. Con mi perroRodolfo Biagi · Alberto Amor1946
  12. LucienneRodolfo Biagi · Alberto Amor1946

Born on1

Born on Born Vinicio Guillermo D'Amore in Buenos Aires.1917Single source

Described as10

Described as Florindo Sassone picks him for his new orchestra and names him Alberto Amor; they play the Café El Nacional.1935Single source

Described as Professional debut on Radio Belgrano with Sassone.1936-01-01Single source

Described as Brief spell with Ciriaco Ortiz, then back with Sassone on Radio El Mundo.1937Single source

Described as Short stays with Carlos Di Sarli and Osvaldo Pugliese, no recordings.1939Single source

Described as First recordings with Rodolfo Biagi for Odeon: Arlette and Por algo será.1943-03-03Single source

Described as Records Nada with Biagi, his first big seller.1944-05-09Single source

Described as Last Biagi recording, Y dicen que no te quiero.1947-09-23Single source

Described as Forms his own group and tours Argentina, Uruguay, Chile and Brazil.1949Single source

Described as Records Una página en blanco with Francisco Grillo for Pathé.1953Single source

Described as After the September coup, leaves on a long tour; later quits singing.1955Single source

Timeline

  1. 1917

    Born on Born Vinicio Guillermo D'Amore in Buenos Aires.Single source

  2. 1935

    Described as Florindo Sassone picks him for his new orchestra and names him Alberto Amor; they play the Café El Nacional.Single source

  3. 1936-01-01

    Described as Professional debut on Radio Belgrano with Sassone.Single source

  4. 1937

    Described as Brief spell with Ciriaco Ortiz, then back with Sassone on Radio El Mundo.Single source

  5. 1939

    Described as Short stays with Carlos Di Sarli and Osvaldo Pugliese, no recordings.Single source

  6. 1943-03-03

    Described as First recordings with Rodolfo Biagi for Odeon: Arlette and Por algo será.Single source

  7. 1944-05-09

    Described as Records Nada with Biagi, his first big seller.Single source

  8. 1947-09-23

    Described as Last Biagi recording, Y dicen que no te quiero.Single source

Related

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  2. [2]Alberto Amorencyclopedia · timeline-16675