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José Bohr
9 facts · 4 sources · every fact links its source
Recordings by year
Source: TangoCloud catalogue
1941: 1
With Orquesta Típica Victor
1 recordings · 1941–1941 · source: TangoCloud catalogue
Born on1
Born on Born in Bonn.1901-09-03Single source
Described as8
Described as Writes Allá en el sur with Eugenio Cárdenas.1922Single source
Described as Debuts as a chansonnier at the Teatro Porteño in De Puente Alsina a Montmartre; writes Cascabelito with Caruso.1924Single source
Described as Introduces Pero hay una melena at the Teatro Porteño; Corsini premieres Medias de seda at the Teatro Smart.1925Single source
Described as Takes Argentine citizenship and leaves for the United States.1925-09-03Single source
Described as Acts in Sombras de gloria in Hollywood.1929Single source
Described as Becomes president of Chilefilms.1940Single source
Described as Records Por el camino as a singer of the Típica Victor.1941Single source
Described as Dies in Oslo.1994-05-29Single source
Timeline
1901-09-03
Born on Born in Bonn.Single source
1922
Described as Writes Allá en el sur with Eugenio Cárdenas.Single source
1924
Described as Debuts as a chansonnier at the Teatro Porteño in De Puente Alsina a Montmartre; writes Cascabelito with Caruso.Single source
1925
Described as Introduces Pero hay una melena at the Teatro Porteño; Corsini premieres Medias de seda at the Teatro Smart.Single source
1925-09-03
Described as Takes Argentine citizenship and leaves for the United States.Single source
1929
Described as Acts in Sombras de gloria in Hollywood.Single source
1940
Described as Becomes president of Chilefilms.Single source
1941
Described as Records Por el camino as a singer of the Típica Victor.Single source
Related
- [1]José Bohrcatalogue · timeline-13860
- [2]Allá en el surcatalogue · timeline-13861
- [3]José Bohr: biografíabiography · timeline-13862
- [4]José Bohrencyclopedia · timeline-13866