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Los adioses

Lyrics by Carmelo Imperio. 1 recordings in our catalogue, 1956–1956.

Who recorded it

Every version1

Earliest we hold: Francisco Canaro, 1956

  1. Francisco CanaroJuan Carlos Rolon1956

Versions of Los adioses recorded 1956

Los adioses was composed by Donato Racciatti.† The lyrics of Los adioses are by Carmelo Imperio.†

The song

The piece as people name it, whoever plays it.

1 orchestra recorded it

0 Dances filmed to it

Who wrote it

Music
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Words
Carmelo Imperio
Written
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Source: TangoCloud catalogue

Every version

Computed from the catalogue, not yet written by anyone

The catalogue holds 1 recordings of this song by 1 orchestras, 1956 to 1956.

1 recordings · our catalogue, dances filmed on TangoTube · 1 more we know of

Choose A and B on two recordings to hear them one after the other.

  1. Francisco CanaroEarliest we holdLos adiosesFrancisco CanaroJuan Carlos RolontangoOdeon1956
  2. Donato RacciattiNot in our catalogueNina Miranda, Víctor Ruiz
All recordings of Los adioses

One recording

A dated take, with its sound and the couples dancing it.

Francisco Canaro

Los adiosesFrancisco CanaroJuan Carlos RolontangoOdeon

No couple filmed dancing this recording yet

In their words

  • No, será de madrugada; guardaré mansamente las cosas de vivir: mi pequeña poesía de adioses y de balas, mi tabaco, mi tango, mi puñado de esplín; me pondré por los

    Horacio Ferrer · HORACIO FERRER Tengo una pregunta para vos (por Pepa Palazón) with ENGLISH subtitles.

    open at 40:06

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What we don't know yet3 of 4 known

The year it was written.

Data: recordings, facts and sources

In other catalogues2

tango.info · T0464672932

TodoTango · tema/3734

Composer1

Composed by Donato Racciatti

Lyricist1

Lyrics by Carmelo Imperio

Listen

  1. Los adiosesFrancisco CanaroJuan Carlos RolontangoOdeon

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