On this day in tango
Who was born and who died on this date, what happened, and what was recorded. Every line has its source.
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- 1949
Oscar Ferrari · Joins José Basso, replacing Ricardo Ruiz; first catalogued Basso side, Patotero sentimental, for Odeon.
- 1928
Carlos Di Sarli · First recording session for Victor: T.B.C. and La guitarrita.
26 November 1928 · www.todotango.com
- 1888
- 1893
✶ Born
Francisco Lomuto · Born in Parque Patricios, eldest of ten children of Neapolitan musicians.
24 November 1893 · es.wikipedia.org
- 1952
Jorge Caldara · Alberto Morán records his Pasional with Pugliese for Odeon.
24 November 1952 · es.wikipedia.org
- 1914
✶ Born
Roberto Chanel · Born Alfredo Mazzochi in Caballito, the youngest of five children of Neapolitan immigrants.
26 November 1914 · www.todotango.com
- 1908
- 1923
Mercedes Simone · Marries the guitarist and singer Pablo Rodríguez, who accompanies her early performances.
24 November 1923 · es.wikipedia.org
- 1964
† Died
Julio Sosa · Dies after crashing his car at Figueroa Alcorta and Mariscal Castilla; his wake moves from Salón La Argentina to Luna Park.
26 November 1964 · www.todotango.com
- 1964
Julio Sosa · Last broadcast: sings 'La gayola' on Radio Splendid.
24 November 1964 · www.todotango.com
- 1902
- 1902
- 1903
- 1971
Recorded on this day
The canon's orchestras first; each plays a clip.
- Che bandoneónAníbal TroiloTito Reyes
- La rayuelaOsvaldo Pugliese
- Oigo tu vozLucio DemareRaúl Berón
- Como la margaritaAlfredo De AngelisCarlos Dante, Oscar Larroca
- Sombras nada masFrancisco CanaroEduardo Adrian
- El alma del tangoTípica Victor
- La milonga de mi amorDomingo FedericoHugo Roca
- Patotero sentimentalJosé BassoOscar Ferrari