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El refrán
Versions of El refrán recorded 1951
El refrán: El Refran, the tango Pugliese made famous, was composed by Roberto Pepe, who joined Pugliese's orchestra in 1952; before that he wrote it for another orchestra, revealed to be Lucho Demare's.†
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- Roberto Peppe
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El Refran, the tango Pugliese made famous, was composed by Roberto Pepe, who joined Pugliese's orchestra in 1952; before that he wrote it for another orchestra, revealed to be Lucho Demare's.
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Michael Lavocah · TBY Lost Afterparty IV - 1951
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tango.info · T0370158498
TodoTango · tema/1469
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El Refran, the tango Pugliese made famous, was composed by Roberto Pepe, who joined Pugliese's orchestra in 1952; before that he wrote it for another orchestra, revealed to be Lucho Demare's.
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