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Tango in 1903

Nearest years with music:1912 (8 recordings)

Our catalogue holds 0 recordings from 1903.

That year

Juan Carlos Bazán: Played in Ernesto Ponzio.

Juan Maglio: quartet with Luciano Ríos, Carlos and José Guerriero.

Muy de la garganta: Composed by Manuel Campoamor.

El porteñito: Tango 1903.

Carlos Di Sarli: Born in Bahía Blanca.

Luis Petrucelli: Born in Buenos Aires.

Feliciano Brunelli: Born in Marseille, France.

Alberto Vacarezza: His first play, El juzgado, is staged by an amateur group at the salón Il Risorgimento in Villa Crespo.

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Carlos Di Sarli: Born in Bahía Blanca.

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Luis Petrucelli: Born in Buenos Aires.

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Feliciano Brunelli: Born in Marseille, France.

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Alberto Vacarezza: His first play, El juzgado, is staged by an amateur group at the salón Il Risorgimento in Villa Crespo.

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Carlos Viván: Born Miguel Rice Treacy in Buenos Aires, of Irish descent.

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Maruca Pérez: Born in Ciudad de México.

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Héctor María Artola: Born in San José de Mayo, Uruguay.

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Mario Canaro: Born in San Cristóbal, youngest of the Canaro brothers.

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Luis Visca: Born in Buenos Aires.

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Dante A. Linyera: Born at Independencia 1543, Buenos Aires.

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Agustin Irusta: Born in Rosario (Gobello gives 1902).

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Alberto Vila: Born in Montevideo.

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César Ginzo: Born in Buenos Aires.

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Carlos Marcucci: Born at Lamadrid 920 in Barracas; the family moves to Wilde about five years later.

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Sebastián Piana: Born on Bogado street in Almagro.

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Fernando Díaz: Born in Buenos Aires; spends part of his childhood in Río Cuarto and Ayacucho, following his father's post-office postings.

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Ángel Villoldo: Composed “El porteñito” (1903).

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Roberto Firpo starts piano lessons with Alfredo Bevilacqua, aged about nineteen.

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José Razzano sings as a criollo singer with Adriana Cornaro's drama company.

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Alfredo Bevilacqua publishes Apolo.

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Played in1

Juan Carlos Bazán — Played in Ernesto Ponzio.1903

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Orchestras led1

Juan Maglio — quartet with Luciano Ríos, Carlos and José Guerriero1903

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Composer1

Muy de la garganta — Composed by Manuel Campoamor.1903

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Dates2

El porteñito — Tango 19031903

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El choclo — publication date1903

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Premiered at1

El choclo — 19031903, Nov 3, 1903

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Published1

El porteñito — 1903

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Notes2

El porteñito — Ángel Villoldo's El porteñito is premiered in 1903.1903

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Buenos Aires — Racing Club founded: Racing Club is founded in Avellaneda.Mar 25, 1903

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Born8

Carlos Di Sarli — Born.Jan 7, 1903

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Luis Petrucelli — Born.Jan 18, 1903

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Feliciano Brunelli — Born.Feb 7, 1903

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Carlos Viván — Born.Apr 15, 1903

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Fernando Montoni — Born.Jun 27, 1903

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Agustin Irusta — Born.Aug 28, 1903

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Carlos Marcucci — Born.Oct 30, 1903

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Fernando Díaz — Born.Dec 14, 1903

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