Roberto Maida

El adiós · Francisco Canaro · 1938 — sung by Roberto Maida1938-03-03[1]Single source

Nada más · Francisco Canaro · 1938 — sung by Roberto Maida1938-08-22[1]Single source

Milonga brava · Francisco Canaro · 1938 — sung by Roberto Maida1938-06-20[1]Single source

Cara sucia · Francisco Canaro · 1937 — sung by Roberto Maida1937-07-06[1]Single source

Noches de Buenos Aires · Francisco Canaro · 1935 — sung by Roberto Maida1935-04-23[1]Single source

Mi noche triste · Francisco Canaro · 1936 — sung by Roberto Maida1936-07-14[1]Single source

Será una noche · Francisco Canaro · 1936 — sung by Roberto Maida1936-06-03[1]Single source

Milonguita · Francisco Canaro · 1936 — sung by Roberto Maida1936-11-23[1]Single source

Casas viejas · Francisco Canaro · 1935 — sung by Roberto Maida1935-08-16[1]Single source

Sueño de amor · Francisco Canaro · 1938 — sung by Roberto Maida1938-04-21[1]Single source

25 de mayo · Francisco Canaro · 1938 — sung by Roberto Maida1938-05-09[1]Single source

Las cuarenta · Francisco Canaro · 1937 — sung by Roberto Maida1937-11-08[1]Single source

La copla porteña · Francisco Canaro · 1935 — sung by Roberto Maida1935-08-21[1]Single source

Cuando el corazón · Francisco Canaro · 1938 — sung by Roberto Maida1938-03-03[1]Single source

Alma de bandoneón · Francisco Canaro · 1935 — sung by Roberto Maida1935-03-20[1]Single source

Milonga criolla · Francisco Canaro · 1936 — sung by Roberto Maida1936-10-06[1]Single source

Paciencia · Francisco Canaro · 1938 — sung by Roberto Maida1938-03-03[1]Single source

De puro guapo · Francisco Canaro · 1935 — sung by Roberto Maida1935-07-24[1]Single source

Parece mentira · Francisco Canaro · 1935 — sung by Roberto Maida1935-10-09[1]Single source

Recuerdos de París · Francisco Canaro · 1937 — sung by Roberto Maida1937-11-16[1]Single source

Milagro · Francisco Canaro · 1937 — sung by Roberto Maida1937-02-19[1]Single source

Que le importa al mundo · Francisco Canaro · 1936 — sung by Roberto Maida1936-08-26[1]Single source

Golondrinas · Francisco Canaro · 1935 — sung by Roberto Maida1935-03-25[1]Single source

Viaje de bodas · Francisco Canaro · 1935 — sung by Roberto Maida1935-04-11[1]Single source

Como las flores · Francisco Canaro · 1936 — sung by Roberto Maida1936-05-12[1]Single source

Novia · Francisco Canaro · 1937 — sung by Roberto Maida1937-04-26[1]Single source

Siempre unidos · Francisco Canaro · 1936 — sung by Roberto Maida1936-10-06[1]Single source

Dónde · Francisco Canaro · 1935 — sung by Roberto Maida1935-12-03[1]Single source

Siempre tuya seré · Francisco Canaro · 1935 — sung by Roberto Maida1935-07-18[1]Single source

Nena · Francisco Canaro · 1935 — sung by Roberto Maida1935-10-22[1]Single source

Cambalache · Francisco Canaro · 1935 — sung by Roberto Maida1935-03-20[1]Single source

Yo quiero que tu sepas · Francisco Canaro · 1935 — sung by Roberto Maida1935-11-08[1]Single source

Aunque no lo crean · Francisco Canaro · 1935 — sung by Roberto Maida1935-08-18[1]Single source

Cómo te quiero · Francisco Canaro · 1936 — sung by Roberto Maida1936-09-01[1]Single source

Viejos tiempos · Francisco Canaro · 1937 — sung by Roberto Maida1937-09-28[1]Single source

La noche que me esperes · Francisco Canaro · 1937 — sung by Roberto Maida1937-11-08[1]Single source

Copos de nieve · Francisco Canaro · 1937 — sung by Roberto Maida1937-06-18[1]Single source

Desencanto · Francisco Canaro · 1937 — sung by Roberto Maida1937-02-23[1]Single source

Rincón florido · Francisco Canaro · 1937 — sung by Roberto Maida1937-11-08[1]Single source

Tu bondad · Francisco Canaro · 1938 — sung by Roberto Maida1938-06-22[1]Single source

Olvídame · Francisco Canaro · 1938 — sung by Roberto Maida1938-11-18[1]Single source

Ave de paso · Francisco Canaro · 1938 — sung by Roberto Maida1938-04-26[1]Single source

Regreso · Francisco Canaro · 1935 — sung by Roberto Maida1935-10-22[1]Single source

Engáñame nomás · Francisco Canaro · 1935 — sung by Roberto Maida1935-07-18[1]Single source

Predestinado · Francisco Canaro · 1935 — sung by Roberto Maida1935-08-02[1]Single source

Sueño de muñeca · Francisco Canaro · 1935 — sung by Roberto Maida1935-04-25[1]Single source

Solo una novia · Francisco Canaro · 1935 — sung by Roberto Maida1935-11-08[1]Single source

No lloren muchachos · Francisco Canaro · 1935 — sung by Roberto Maida1935-12-31[1]Single source

Cadena de amor · Francisco Canaro · 1935 — sung by Roberto Maida1935-06-11[1]Single source

Born on Born Domenico Maida in Francica, Calabria, Italy.1908-03-03[2]Single source

Described as Arrives in Buenos Aires with his family, who settle in Balvanera near the Mercado Spinetto.1909[2]Single source

Described as After singing between films at the 2º Coliseo and Astral cinemas, debuts professionally with Miguel Caló's orchestra.1925[2]Single source

Described as Travels to Spain as vocalist of Cátulo Castillo's orchestra and records for Odeon there.1928[3]Single source

Described as Premieres "Te odio" in a revue at the Teatro Sarmiento and records for Columbia.1930[2]Single source

Described as Plays about six weeks at Maxim's in Lisbon, including that year's carnival.1931[2]Single source

Described as Returns from Europe after spells with Manuel Pizarro at the Pigalle in Paris, Eduardo Bianco in Hamburg and the Savoy Hotel in London;1933[2]Single source

Described as Joins Francisco Canaro's orchestra in November.1934[2]Single source

Described as First session with Canaro, including "Cambalache" and "Alma de bandoneón".1935-03-20[2]Single source

Described as Forms his own orchestra, arranged by Argentino Galván; debuts on Radio Belgrano, then Radio Sarmiento and the boîte Ocean.1940[2]Single source

Described as Joins Antonio Sureda's orchestra on Radio Belgrano.1942[2]Single source

Described as Dies in Buenos Aires.1993-03-30[4]Single source