Tango in 1900

Adolfo Rosquellas: Born in Buenos Aires.[1]

Roberto Fontaina: Born in Montevideo.[2]

José Servidio: Born in Buenos Aires.[3]

Roberto Díaz: Born in Buenos Aires.[4]

Paquita Bernardo: Born in Buenos Aires.[5]

Ángel D'Agostino: Born in Buenos Aires into a family of musicians.[6]

Ángel D'Agostino: Born in Buenos Aires.[7]

Alberto Tavarozzi: Born in Santa Fe.[8]

Alfredo Le Pera: Born in São Paulo; two months later the family settles in Buenos Aires.[9]

Luis Alonso is born.[10]

MARIO LESPES is born.[11]

Enrique Cadícamo: Born in General Rodríguez.[12]

Carlos Pesce: Born in Argentina.[13]

Eduardo Pereyra: Born in Rosario.[14]

Juan D'Arienzo: Born in Buenos Aires.[15]

Juan D'Arienzo: Born in Buenos Aires.[16]

Ángel Villoldo: Composed “El esquinazo” (1900).[17]

Félix Garzo is born.[18]

Ernesto Ponzio plays at Mamita's dance house, Lavalle 2177, where Don Juan is first heard.[19]

Domingo Santa Cruz breaks his left leg working for the Western Railway; the limp names him El Rengo.[20]

Alfredo Eusebio Gobbi tours Spain with the Petray brothers' company in the gaucho drama Juan Moreira.[21]

Prudencio Aragón plays with a group of young friends at the stables of Bajo Belgrano.[22]

En el séptimo cielo — Composed by Manuel Campoamor.1900[23]

Rio de Janeiro — Rio de Janeiro: 'Brazilian tango' (the maxixe, a different dance from the Argentine tango) was very much in vogue in early 20th-century Rio de Janeiro1900[24]

Nueva Pompeya — Growth: the marshy Barrio de las Ranas took its name from the sanctuary built in 1900 by Capuchin friars; workers of the nearby slaughterhouse and1900[25]

El Negro Chicote — He frequented the Salón La Cavour in the first decade of the twentieth century1900[26]

Guardia Vieja — Occurred at Casa Lepage / Casa Glücksmann.1900[27][29]

Alberto Serna — Born.Jan 14, 1900[28]

Roberto Diaz — Born.Apr 5, 1900[30][31]

Ángel D'Agostino — Born.May 25, 1900[32]

Juan Llossas — Born.Jul 27, 1900[33]