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Tango in 1897

Nearest years with music:1912 (8 recordings)

Our catalogue holds 0 recordings from 1897.

That year

El entrerriano: Composed by Rosendo Mendizábal.

El entrerriano: 1897–1898 (published as A. Rosendo).

El entrerriano: 1897/1898.

Julio César Sanders: Born in Quilmes.

Gerardo Matos Rodríguez: Born in Montevideo, son of the owner of the Moulin Rouge cabaret.

Edgardo Donato: Born in San Cristóbal, Buenos Aires; the family soon moves to Montevideo.

Osvaldo Fresedo: Born in Buenos Aires; around age ten his family settles in La Paternal.

La casita: 1897-10-25.

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Julio César Sanders: Born in Quilmes.

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Gerardo Matos Rodríguez: Born in Montevideo, son of the owner of the Moulin Rouge cabaret.

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Edgardo Donato: Born in San Cristóbal, Buenos Aires; the family soon moves to Montevideo.

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Osvaldo Fresedo: Born in Buenos Aires; around age ten his family settles in La Paternal.

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Francisco Lauro: Born in Mola di Bari, Italy.

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Terig Tucci: Born in Buenos Aires.

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Rosita Melo: Born in Montevideo.

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Enrique Maciel: Born in Buenos Aires.

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José María Rizzuti: Born in San Cristóbal, son of the police-band director Félix Rizzuti.

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Víctor Soliño: Born in Bayona, Galicia; the family settles in Montevideo when he is fourteen months old.

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Pedro Numa Córdoba: Born in Cañada de Gómez, Santa Fe.

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Eduardo Bonessi: Born in Buenos Aires.

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Rafael Canaro: The family moves to Buenos Aires.

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Rosendo Mendizábal: El entrerriano is first heard, apparently at Laura Montserrat's dance house.

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Composer1

El entrerriano — Composed by Rosendo Mendizábal.1897

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Published1

El entrerriano — 1897–1898 (published as A. Rosendo)1897

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Premiered at2

El entrerriano — 1897/18981897

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La casita — October 25, 1897

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Notes3

Línea de tranvías eléctricos, Buenos Aires — Electric trams in Buenos Aires: The first electric tram line begins service.1897

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Tranvías de Buenos Aires — Electric trams: the Buenos Ayres Electric Tramway and Tramways La Capital opened the first electric tram lines in 1897.1897

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Laura Montserrat — At 'lo de Laura' in 1897 Rosendo Mendizábal composed the tango El entrerriano1897

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Born4

Edgardo Donato — Born.Apr 14, 1897

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Osvaldo Fresedo — Born.May 5, 1897

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Adolfo Avilés — Born.May 11, 1897

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Francisco Lauro — Born.May 17, 1897

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