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Oscar Serpa

96 recordings in our catalogue, 1942–1962, with 4 orchestras.

34 facts · 2 sources · every fact links its source

Recordings by year

Source: TangoCloud catalogue

19421962

1942: 16, 1943: 13, 1944: 12, 1945: 10, 1946: 7, 1948: 1, 1950: 3, 1952: 4, 1953: 10, 1954: 12, 1955: 5, 1962: 3

Orchestras over the years

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

19421962
  1. Carlos Di Sarli1948–1955 · 32
  2. Osvaldo Fresedo1942–1946 · 58
  3. Los Señores Del Tango1962 · 3
  4. Ricardo Pedevilla1950 · 3

With Carlos Di Sarli

32 recordings · 1948–1955 · source: TangoCloud catalogue

  1. Tus palabras y la nocheCarlos Di Sarli · Oscar Serpa1954
  2. Sin tiCarlos Di Sarli · Oscar Serpa1954
  3. CaminitoCarlos Di Sarli · Oscar Serpa1953
  4. Con alma y vidaCarlos Di Sarli · Oscar Serpa1953
  5. Un desolado corazónCarlos Di Sarli · Oscar Serpa1954
  6. Noche de locuraCarlos Di Sarli · Oscar Serpa1955
  7. Cuatro vidasCarlos Di Sarli · Oscar Serpa1952
  8. Clavel del aireCarlos Di Sarli · Oscar Serpa1953
  9. La novia del marCarlos Di Sarli · Oscar Serpa1953
  10. La canción más tristeCarlos Di Sarli · Oscar Serpa1954
  11. Sueño de juventudCarlos Di Sarli · Oscar Serpa1954
  12. FulgorCarlos Di Sarli · Oscar Serpa1953

With Osvaldo Fresedo

58 recordings · 1942–1946 · source: TangoCloud catalogue

  1. Te llama mi violínOsvaldo Fresedo · Oscar Serpa1942
  2. Siempre siempreOsvaldo Fresedo · Oscar Serpa1944
  3. UnoOsvaldo Fresedo · Oscar Serpa1943
  4. AmorOsvaldo Fresedo · Oscar Serpa1943
  5. La lluvia y yoOsvaldo Fresedo · Oscar Serpa1946
  6. Por quéOsvaldo Fresedo · Oscar Serpa1943
  7. CristalOsvaldo Fresedo · Oscar Serpa1944
  8. Mi nataiOsvaldo Fresedo · Oscar Serpa1945
  9. Noches largasOsvaldo Fresedo · Oscar Serpa1945
  10. Gitana rusaOsvaldo Fresedo · Oscar Serpa1942
  11. Ronda de asesOsvaldo Fresedo · Oscar Serpa1942
  12. En cada puerto un adiósOsvaldo Fresedo · Oscar Serpa1944

With Los Señores Del Tango

3 recordings · 1962–1962 · source: TangoCloud catalogue

  1. Locura locuraLos Señores Del Tango · Oscar Serpa1962
  2. Milonga y lágrimaLos Señores Del Tango · Oscar Serpa1962
  3. VentanalLos Señores Del Tango · Oscar Serpa1962

With Ricardo Pedevilla

3 recordings · 1950–1950 · source: TangoCloud catalogue

  1. PrecioRicardo Pedevilla · Oscar Serpa1950
  2. Ventanita de arrabalRicardo Pedevilla · Oscar Serpa1950
  3. Y mientes todavíaRicardo Pedevilla · Oscar Serpa1950

Sung by21

Sin palabras · Osvaldo Fresedo · 1946 — sung by Oscar Serpa1946-11-26Single source

Maleza · Osvaldo Fresedo · 1945 — sung by Oscar Serpa1945-11-06Single source

Sin ti · Carlos Di Sarli · 1954 — sung by Oscar Serpa1954-09-28Single source

Un momento · Carlos Di Sarli · 1952 — sung by Oscar Serpa1952-04-08Single source

Gitana rusa · Osvaldo Fresedo · 1942 — sung by Oscar Serpa1942-11-27Single source

Te llama mi violín · Osvaldo Fresedo · 1942 — sung by Oscar Serpa1942-11-27Single source

Siempre siempre · Osvaldo Fresedo · 1944 — sung by Oscar Serpa1944-11-09Single source

Caminito · Carlos Di Sarli · 1953 — sung by Oscar Serpa1953-10-30Single source

Un desolado corazón · Carlos Di Sarli · 1954 — sung by Oscar Serpa1954-08-31Single source

Uno · Osvaldo Fresedo · 1943 — sung by Oscar Serpa1943-12-01Single source

La novia del mar · Carlos Di Sarli · 1953 — sung by Oscar Serpa1953-12-18Single source

La canción más triste · Carlos Di Sarli · 1954 — sung by Oscar Serpa1954-01-04Single source

La lluvia y yo · Osvaldo Fresedo · 1946 — sung by Oscar Serpa1946-08-06Single source

Cristal · Osvaldo Fresedo · 1944 — sung by Oscar Serpa1944-06-30Single source

Fulgor · Carlos Di Sarli · 1953 — sung by Oscar Serpa1953-12-18Single source

Ronda de ases · Osvaldo Fresedo · 1942 — sung by Oscar Serpa1942-11-12Single source

En cada puerto un adiós · Osvaldo Fresedo · 1944 — sung by Oscar Serpa1944-11-09Single source

De vuelta · Carlos Di Sarli · 1953 — sung by Oscar Serpa1953-04-21Single source

Viento verde · Carlos Di Sarli · 1953 — sung by Oscar Serpa1953-04-21Single source

Buenos Aires yo te canto · Carlos Di Sarli · 1954 — sung by Oscar Serpa1954-04-21Single source

Mi madre tierra · Carlos Di Sarli · 1955 — sung by Oscar Serpa1955-06-20Single source

Born on1

Born on Born in Luján de Cuyo, Mendoza.1919-06-07Single source

Described as12

Described as Debuts in Buenos Aires as Alfredo Pelaia's duo partner.1936Single source

Described as First RCA-Victor disc with Pelaia: Claveles mendocinos and, sung solo, Niebla del Riachuelo.1937Single source

Described as The Pelaia-Serpa duo is hired by Radio Belgrano.1939Single source

Described as After Pelaia falls ill, sings tango as a soloist on Radio Argentina.1940Single source

Described as Joins Osvaldo Fresedo, replacing Ricardo Ruiz; Ronda de ases on Radio El Mundo, broadcast from the Teatro Casino.1942Single source

Described as Records La novia del mar with Carlos Di Sarli, just before Di Sarli disbands.1948Single source

Described as Sings with Horacio Salgán's orchestra alongside Ángel Díaz; no recordings.1949Single source

Described as Returns to Di Sarli, sharing the vocals with Mario Pomar.1951Single source

Described as Di Sarli resumes recording on Music Hall; Serpa sings Cuatro vidas, Un momento and Sueño de juventud.1952Single source

Described as Last Di Sarli recording, Verdemar.1955-09-16Single source

Described as Los Señores del Tango debut on Radio Belgrano; seasons at the confitería Richmond on Suipacha and the Dominó.1956-02-03Single source

Described as Dies in Mar del Plata after being hit by a car.1982-11-08Single source

Timeline

  1. 1919-06-07

    Born on Born in Luján de Cuyo, Mendoza.Single source

  2. 1936

    Described as Debuts in Buenos Aires as Alfredo Pelaia's duo partner.Single source

  3. 1937

    Described as First RCA-Victor disc with Pelaia: Claveles mendocinos and, sung solo, Niebla del Riachuelo.Single source

  4. 1939

    Described as The Pelaia-Serpa duo is hired by Radio Belgrano.Single source

  5. 1940

    Described as After Pelaia falls ill, sings tango as a soloist on Radio Argentina.Single source

  6. 1942

    Described as Joins Osvaldo Fresedo, replacing Ricardo Ruiz; Ronda de ases on Radio El Mundo, broadcast from the Teatro Casino.Single source

  7. 1942-11-12

    Sung by Ronda de ases · Osvaldo Fresedo · 1942Single source

  8. 1942-11-27

    Sung by Gitana rusa · Osvaldo Fresedo · 1942Single source

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