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Tango in 1888

Nearest years with music:1912 (8 recordings)

Our catalogue holds 0 recordings from 1888.

That year

Dame la lata: Juan Perez.

Dame la lata: 1888.

Manuel Aróztegui: Born in Montevideo.

Luis Bernstein: Born in San Pedro.

Vicente Greco: Born in the Concepción district of Buenos Aires (Wikipedia gives 1886).

José De Grandis: Born in Boedo.

Eduardo López: Born in Buga.

Francisco Canaro is born.

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Manuel Aróztegui: Born in Montevideo.

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Luis Bernstein: Born in San Pedro.

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Vicente Greco: Born in the Concepción district of Buenos Aires (Wikipedia gives 1886).

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José De Grandis: Born in Boedo.

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Eduardo López: Born in Buga.

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José Sentis: Born in Tarragona.

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Samuel Linnig: Born in Montevideo.

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Eduardo Escaris Méndez: Born in Buenos Aires.

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Juan Sarcione: Born in Buenos Aires.

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Martín Cabral: Born in Rosario.

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Pascual Contursi: Born in Chivilcoy; the family later settles in San Cristóbal, Buenos Aires.

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Francisco Canaro: Born in San José de Mayo, Uruguay.

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Francisco Canaro: Born in Departamento de San José.

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Dates1

Dame la lata — Juan Perez1888

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Notes3

Hotel de Inmigrantes — Gran inmigración: the state hotel where arriving immigrants were received, lodged and found work, built 1906–1911 beside the port; the newer building could house up1888

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Jardín Zoológico, Buenos Aires — Buenos Aires Zoo opens: The city's zoological garden opens.1888

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Villa Crespo — Growth: the barrio grew around the Fábrica Nacional de Calzado, founded 3 June 1888, and its workers' housing, mostly for Italian immigrants; lots were advertisedJun 3, 1888

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Born2

José Ricardo — Born.Mar 19, 1888

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Francisco Canaro — Born.Nov 26, 1888

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