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On this day in tango

4 July

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Milonguero viejo

Carlos Di Sarli

Recorded 4 July 1940

On this day

  • 1992

    † Died

    Astor Piazzolla · Dies in Buenos Aires; buried at the Jardín de Paz cemetery in Pilar.

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  • 1923

    ✶ Born

    Horacio Deval · Born in Buenos Aires.

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  • 1947

    Carlos Figari · Replaces José Basso as pianist of Aníbal Troilo's orchestra.

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  • 1968

    Carlos García · Starts recording with Oscar Alonso for Odeon.

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  • 2002

    Quinteto Suárez Paz · Opens the Astor Triunfal series at the Teatro Colón on 4 July.

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  • 2007

    † Died

    Leopoldo Díaz Vélez · Dies.

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  • 2025

    Barbara Ferreyra · Dances with Agnez at Bravita Milonga, Buenos Aires.

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  • 2025

    Agustín Agnez · Dances with Ferreyra at Bravita Milonga, Buenos Aires.

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  1. Milonguero viejo · Carlos Di Sarli · 1940
  2. Y dicen que no te quiero · Aníbal Troilo · Floreal Ruiz · 1947
  3. Remembranza · Osvaldo Pugliese · Jorge Maciel · 1956
  4. Mi viejo reloj · Osvaldo Fresedo · 1980
  5. Flor de lis · Enrique Rodríguez · Armando Moreno · 1944
  6. Saludó y se fue · Francisco Canaro · Charlo · 1928
  7. Oración · Francisco Lomuto · Jorge Omar · 1935
  8. Marejada · Roberto Firpo · Teófilo Ibáñez · 1929

A word of tango

linyera

Tramp, vagabond

Hear it said · 25:43Entrevista a Roberto Goyeneche (hijo) en La Maquina Tanguera

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