Tango in 1902

Cayetano Puglisi Born in Messina, Sicily.[1]Single source

Emilio Magaldi Born.[2]Single source

Eusebio Giorno Born in Buenos Aires.[3]Single source

José Mocciola Born.[4]Single source

Luis César Amadori Born in Pescara; emigrates to Argentina at five.[5]Single source

Roberto Fugazot Born in Montevideo.[6]Single source

Roberto Zerrillo Born in Montevideo.[7]Single source

Dante A. Linyera Born in Buenos Aires.[8]Single source

Agustin Irusta Born in Rosario.[9]Single source

Rodolfo Sciammarella Born in Buenos Aires.[10]Single source

Pedro Laurenz Born Pedro Blanco Acosta in Buenos Aires; Wikipedia places the birth house in La Boca, and he grows up in Villa Crespo.[11]Single source

Carlos Bahr Born on Almirante Brown street in La Boca.[12]Single source

Manuel Meaños Born in Avellaneda.[13]Single source

Marvil Born Elizardo Martínez Vilas in Buenos Aires.[14]Single source

Elizardo Martínez Vilas Born in Buenos Aires.[15]Single source

Azucena Maizani Born in Buenos Aires.[16]Single source

Arturo de Bassi Writes ¿Ma qui fu?, his first tango.[17]Single source

Juan Carlos Bazán Starts at La Red, a shack on the bajada de Belgrano, with the guitarist Félix Castillo.[18]Single source

Alfredo Bevilacqua Writes Venus, his first tango, recorded on cylinders by his ensemble.[19]Single source

Ma qui fu — composed by Tango in 1902 (Composed by Arturo de Bassi.)1902[20]Single source

La metralla — composed by Tango in 1902 (Composed by Manuel Campoamor.)1902[21]Single source

Venus — took place at Tango in 1902 (first tango)1902[22]Single source

Guardia Vieja — took place at Tango in 1902 (Occurred at Argentina.)1902-06-04[23]Single source