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Carlos Almada

23 recordings in our catalogue, 1950–1953, with 2 orchestras.

13 facts · 2 sources · every fact links its source

Recordings by year

Source: TangoCloud catalogue

19501953

1950: 8, 1951: 6, 1952: 6, 1953: 3

Orchestras over the years

First to last recording together · source: TangoCloud catalogue · tap a bar for the takes

19501953
  1. Edgardo Donato1950–1952 · 20
  2. Alfredo Gobbi1953 · 3

With Edgardo Donato

20 recordings · 1950–1952 · source: TangoCloud catalogue

  1. El huracánEdgardo Donato · Carlos Almada1950
  2. Mi serenataEdgardo Donato · Alberto Podestá, Carlos Almada1952
  3. Se va la vidaEdgardo Donato · Carlos Almada1950
  4. MuchachoEdgardo Donato · Carlos Almada1951
  5. Cómo se pianta la vidaEdgardo Donato · Carlos Almada1950
  6. Qué fenómenoEdgardo Donato · Carlos Almada1950
  7. A media luzEdgardo Donato · Carlos Almada1950
  8. Che bandoneónEdgardo Donato · Carlos Almada1950
  9. MamboretáEdgardo Donato · Carlos Almada1950
  10. PitucaEdgardo Donato · Carlos Almada1950
  11. El camiónEdgardo Donato · Carlos Almada1951
  12. El vinachoEdgardo Donato · Carlos Almada1951

With Alfredo Gobbi

3 recordings · 1953–1953 · source: TangoCloud catalogue

  1. Por eso canto asíAlfredo Gobbi · Carlos Almada1953
  2. As de cartónAlfredo Gobbi · Carlos Almada1953
  3. Aunque sea mujerAlfredo Gobbi · Carlos Almada1953

Sung by3

El huracán · Edgardo Donato · 1950 — sung by Carlos Almada1950-04-14Single source

Qué fenómeno · Edgardo Donato · 1950 — sung by Carlos Almada1950-12-01Single source

Por eso canto así · Alfredo Gobbi · 1953 — sung by Carlos Almada1953-10-27Single source

Born on1

Born on Born in Buenos Aires; grows up in Villa del Parque.1918-03-26Single source

Described as9

Described as Sings with Oscar de la Fuente's sextet at the Café El Nacional.1932Single source

Described as Joins Víctor D'Amario's orchestra beside Adolfo Rivas.1944Single source

Described as Replaces Horacio Quintana with Lucio Demare; tours abroad, including Cuba.1946-02Single source

Described as First recordings, with Edgardo Donato on Pampa, among them Pituca.1950-08-14Single source

Described as Last Donato recording, Mi serenata, with Alberto Podestá.1952-06Single source

Described as Records As de cartón with Alfredo Gobbi.1953-04-28Single source

Described as Broadcasts with Demare on Radio Belgrano.1956Single source

Described as Rejoins Donato, singing with Artemio Rolando.1959Single source

Described as Dies in Buenos Aires.1982-07-09Single source

Timeline

  1. 1918-03-26

    Born on Born in Buenos Aires; grows up in Villa del Parque.Single source

  2. 1932

    Described as Sings with Oscar de la Fuente's sextet at the Café El Nacional.Single source

  3. 1944

    Described as Joins Víctor D'Amario's orchestra beside Adolfo Rivas.Single source

  4. 1946-02

    Described as Replaces Horacio Quintana with Lucio Demare; tours abroad, including Cuba.Single source

  5. 1950-04-14

    Sung by El huracán · Edgardo Donato · 1950Single source

  6. 1950-08-14

    Described as First recordings, with Edgardo Donato on Pampa, among them Pituca.Single source

  7. 1950-12-01

    Sung by Qué fenómeno · Edgardo Donato · 1950Single source

  8. 1952-06

    Described as Last Donato recording, Mi serenata, with Alberto Podestá.Single source

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