Tango in 1906

Francisco Amor Born Francisco Iglesias Amor in Bahía Blanca.[1]Single source

Carlos Dante Born Carlos Dante Testori in Boedo.[2]Single source

Rodolfo Biagi Born in San Telmo, Buenos Aires.[3]Single source

David Díaz Born in Tandil, third of nine musical siblings who toured as the Hermanos Díaz family orchestra.[4]Single source

Armando Tagini Born in the Abasto.[5]Single source

Ernesto Ponzio Marries Adela Savino.[6]Single source

Osvaldo Sosa Cordero Born in Concepción, Corrientes; moves to Buenos Aires as a child.[7]Single source

Charlo Born.[8][16]Supported · 2

Gerónimo Sureda Born in Buenos Aires.[9]Single source

Catulo Castillo Born in Buenos Aires.[10]Single source

Lucio Demare Born in Buenos Aires, near the Abasto market; his father, a violinist, becomes his first teacher.[11]Single source

César Vedani Born in Buenos Aires.[12]Single source

Dora Davis Born in Buenos Aires.[13]Single source

Eduardo Moreno Born in Buenos Aires.[14]Single source

Héctor Marcó Born on Boedo street (he gave 12 December; Wikipedia gives the 13th).[15]Single source

Francisco Canaro First professional engagement, in a trio in the town of Ranchos, Buenos Aires Province.[17]Single source

Juan Caldarella Emigrates to Argentina at fifteen.[18]Single source

Augusto Berto Starts playing in San Martín with Antonio Scatasso.[19]Single source

Juan Carlos Bazán Joins Roberto Firpo at El Velódromo in Palermo.[20]Single source

Ángel Villoldo The sheet music of La morocha, with his words, sails abroad on the frigate Sarmiento.[21]Single source

Arturo de Bassi El incendio is first played during an interval at the Apolo.[22]Single source

Alfredo Eusebio Gobbi Records Villoldo's El criollo falsificado with Flora Rodríguez.[23]Single source

Enrique Saborido La morocha is published and sells in large numbers.[24]Single source

Alfredo Bevilacqua Publishes Minguito.[25]Single source

La morocha — Recorded in United States.1906[26]Single source

Flora Rodríguez de Gobbi — Recorded in United States.1906[30]Single source

La morocha — Sung by Flora Rodríguez de Gobbi.1906[26]Single source

La morocha — edited early 1906; c.100,000 copies sold1906[27]Single source

La morocha — publicación1906[28]Single source

Guardia Vieja — 1000 ejemplares dejados en los puertos de la ruta1906[29][36]Supported · 2

La morocha — primera edición, Luis Rivarola1906[31]Single source

Flora Rodríguez de Gobbi — grabación en Victor1906[28]Single source

Francisco Amor — Born.Jan 7, 1906[32][33]Supported · 2

Orestes Cúfaro — Born.Feb 22, 1906[34]Single source

Roberto Maida — Born.Mar 3, 1906[35]Single source

Carlos Dante — Born.Mar 12, 1906[37]Single source

Rodolfo Biagi — Born.Mar 14, 1906[38][39]Supported · 2

Pedro Vargas — Born.Apr 29, 1906[40]Single source

Charlo — Born.Jul 7, 1906[42]Single source

Charlo — Born.Jul 7, 1906[43]Single source

Catulo Castillo — Born.Aug 6, 1906[44][45][46]Supported · 3

Lucio Demare — Born.Aug 9, 1906[47][48]Supported · 2

Dorita Davis — Born.Sep 6, 1906[49]Single source

Palacio del Congreso, Buenos Aires — Palacio del Congreso inaugurated: The Congress building opens.May 12, 1906[41]Single source