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On this day in tango

25 September

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El último café

Juan D'Arienzo · Jorge Valdez

Recorded 25 September 1964

On this day

  • 1910

    ✶ Born

    Alberto Arenas · Born Tomás Guida in Buenos Aires.

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  • 1941

    Orlando Medina · First recordings with Ricardo Malerba for Odeon: Noches de Montmartre and Salí del paso Manolo.

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  • 1894

    ✶ Born

    Guillermo Barbieri · Born in San Cristóbal, Buenos Aires.

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  • 1903

    ✶ Born

    Alberto Vila · Born in Montevideo.

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  • 1915

    ✶ Born

    Luciano Leocata · Born in Buenos Aires to a Sicilian family.

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  • 1964

    † Died

    Anselmo Aieta · Dies in Buenos Aires.

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Recorded on this day

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  1. El último café · Juan D'Arienzo · Jorge Valdez · 1964
  2. Así es Ninón · Aníbal Troilo · Alberto Marino · 1946
  3. Amurado · Pedro Laurenz · 1952
  4. Dos corazones · Lucio Demare · Horacio Quintana · 1944
  5. Llora corazon · Enrique Rodríguez · Armando Moreno · 1945
  6. El taladro · Alfredo De Angelis · 1946
  7. Amor que muere · Francisco Canaro · Charlo · 1928
  8. Virundela · Julio De Caro · Pedro Lauga · 1935

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mersa

Tacky, gaudy

Hear it said · 49:50GLORIA Y RODOLFO DINZEL Tengo una pregunta para ustedes (por Pepa Palazón) with ENGLISH subtitles.

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