Tango in 1907

Juan Giliberti Born in Buenos Aires.[1]Single source

Francisco Flores del Campo Born in Santiago de Chile.[2]Single source

Teófilo Ibáñez Born in Pamplona, Spain; brought to Barracas as a baby.[3]Single source

Roberto Flores Born in Buenos Aires.[4]Single source

Alberto Soifer Born in Coronel Suárez.[5]Single source

Juan Manuel Mañueco Born.[6]Single source

Miguel Caló Born in Buenos Aires; Wikipedia places his birth in Balvanera.[7]Single source

José Dames Born in Rosario.[8]Single source

Homero Manzi Born in Añatuya, Santiago del Estero.[9]Single source

Alfonso Casini Born.[10]Single source

Luis Teisseire Marries Elvira Ema Luisa Gianelli.[11]Single source

Enrique Saborido Composed “Felicia” (1907).[12]Single source

Juan de Dios Filiberto Takes part in the port strikes as a unionised dock worker.[13]Single source

Juan Canaro Starts learning the bandoneón with help from violinist Vicente Fiorentino and debuts at romerías.[14]Single source

Antonio Scatasso Debuts professionally on mandolin on a provincial tour with Francisco Canaro and Félix Camarano.[15]Single source

Rafael Iriarte Tours the province with Eduardo Arolas and writes Comparsa criolla, the same piece as Arolas's Comme il faut.[16]Single source

Ignacio Corsini Enters circus and theatre through the circus artist José Pacheco.[17]Single source

Roberto Firpo Debuts in a trio with Francisco Postiglione and Juan Carlos Bazán at Hansen's.[18]Single source

José González Castillo His name becomes known when the Podestás stage his work at the Teatro Apolo.[19]Single source

Ángel Villoldo Travels to Paris with Alfredo Eusebio Gobbi to record; the trip was paid for by the Gath & Chaves store.[20]Single source

Alfredo Eusebio Gobbi Travels to Paris with Ángel Villoldo and Flora Rodríguez to record.[20]Single source

Juan de Dios Filiberto — described as Tango in 1907 (took part in the 1907 port strikes)1907[21]Single source

Guardia Vieja — took place at Tango in 1907 (Occurred at Buenos Aires.)1907-08[22]Single source

Miguel Caló — born on Tango in 1907 (Born.)1907-10-28[23]Single source

Miguel Caló — died on Tango in 1907 (Died.)1907-10-28[24]Single source