Tango in 1905

Joaquin Do Reyes Born in Mataderos, Buenos Aires.[1]Single source

Ricardo Tanturi Born to Italian parents in Barracas, Buenos Aires.[2]Single source

Carmencita Calderón Born on 10 February in Buenos Aires.[3]Single source

Lito Bayardo Born in Rosario.[4]Single source

Virgilio San Clemente Born in Buenos Aires.[5]Single source

Emilio Brameri Born in Buenos Aires.[6]Single source

Mario César Gomila Born (Todo Tango).[7]Single source

Pintín Castellanos Born in central Montevideo.[8]Single source

Horacio A. Castellanos Born in Montevideo.[9]Single source

Elvino Vardaro Born in Buenos Aires.[10]Single source

Mario Melfi Born in Buenos Aires.[11]Single source

Ciriaco Ortiz Born in Córdoba.[12]Single source

Miguel Bucino Born in San Cristóbal.[13]Single source

Ada Falcón Born (Ituzaingó partido per Wikipedia).[14]Single source

Ricardo Malerba Born in Buenos Aires.[15]Single source

Joaquín Mora Born in Buenos Aires.[16]Single source

Joaquín Mauricio Mora Born in Buenos Aires.[17]Single source

Francisco Fiorentino Born in Buenos Aires; one source names San Telmo and the birth name Francisco José Castro.[18]Single source

Isusi Born in Buenos Aires.[19]Single source

Armando Baliotti Born in Boedo.[20]Single source

José Rótulo Born in Rocha, Uruguay.[21]Single source

Oscar Arona Born in Buenos Aires.[22]Single source

Osvaldo Pugliese Born in Villa Crespo, Buenos Aires.[23]Single source

Enrique Saborido Writes La morocha on a bet at Bar Ronchetti; it is sung there that night.[24]Single source

Antonio Rodríguez Lesende Born in Vigo.[25]Single source

Aldo Maietti Born.[26]Single source

José González Castillo A company of bakers stages his first play, Los rebeldes.[27]Single source

José Luis Padula Orphaned at twelve, begins earning his living playing guitar and harmonica.[28]Single source

Vicente Greco Writes El morochito, his first tango.[29]Single source

Augusto Berto Learns the bandoneon from José Pepín Piazza.[30]Single source

Arturo de Bassi Starts in theatre at the Teatro Apolo with Arturo Podestá's company.[31]Single source

Rafael Canaro Plays guitar accompanying payadores.[32]Single source

Domingo Santa Cruz Wins a following in the popular cafés of Barracas and La Boca.[33]Single source

Alfredo Bevilacqua Apolo is recorded by the Victor band.[34]Single source

La morocha — composed by Tango in 1905 (Composed by Enrique Saborido.)1905[35]Single source

El morochito — composed by Tango in 1905 (Composed by Vicente Greco.)1905[37]Single source

Mi capitán — composed by Tango in 1905 (Composed by Manuel Campoamor.)1905[38]Single source

La morocha — lyrics by Tango in 1905 (Lyrics by Ángel Villoldo.)1905[36]Single source

El choclo — published Tango in 1905 (score published 1905)1905[39]Single source

El choclo — published Tango in 1905 (1905)1905[47]Single source

Ángel Villoldo — recorded in Tango in 1905 (DAHR date range of recordings)1905[40]Single source

La morocha — took place at Tango in 1905 (Tango 1905)1905[41]Single source

La morocha — took place at Tango in 1905 (work date)1905[42]Single source

La morocha — took place at Tango in 1905 (compuesto)1905[43]Single source

La morocha — took place at Tango in 1905 (navidad de 1905)1905[44]Single source

La morocha — took place at Tango in 1905 (publication date)1905[45]Single source

El choclo — took place at Tango in 1905 (partitura editada)1905[46]Single source

El choclo — took place at Tango in 1905 (partitura publicada)1905[39]Single source

El choclo — took place at Tango in 1905 (Occurred at Ángel Villoldo.)1905-11[49]Single source

El choclo — took place at Tango in 1905 (billed as danza criolla)1905-11-03[49]Single source

La morocha — took place at Tango in 1905 (Occurred at Enrique Saborido.)1905-12-25[52]Single source

Carlos Dante — born on Tango in 1905 (Born.)1905-04-18[48]Single source

Osvaldo Pugliese — born on Tango in 1905 (Born.)1905-12-02[51]Single source

El choclo — premiered at Tango in 1905 (Premiered at Buenos Aires.)1905-11-03[50]Single source