Tango in 1910

Tino García Born in Buenos Aires to Spanish parents.[1]Single source

Alberto Arenas Born Tomás Guida in Buenos Aires.[2]Single source

José Pascual Born in Tucumán.[3]Single source

Julian Centeya Born in Borgo Val di Taro, Parma.[4]Single source

Alfredo De Angelis Born in Adrogué, south of Buenos Aires (Wikipedia gives 1912).[5]Single source

Raúl Kaplun Born Israel Kaflún in a tenement in Balvanera.[6]Single source

Roberto Firpo Composed “El amanecer” (1910).[7]Single source

Juan Andrés Caruso Returns from Bahía Blanca to Buenos Aires, settles in San Cristóbal and joins Canaro's circle of musicians.[8]Single source

Salvador Merico Comes to Buenos Aires in the D'Aló orchestra that opens the Parque Japonés.[9]Single source

José Giambuzzi By his own account, first dances tango around the Mercado del Abasto.[10]Single source

A. Bardi Plays violin in a trio with Genaro Espósito and José Camarano at Café La Marina, La Boca.[11]Single source

Esposito Genaro Plays Café La Marina in La Boca in a trio with Agustín Bardi and José Camarano.[11]Single source

Carlos Gardel Sings at the café O'Rondeman, run by the Traverso brothers at Agüero and Humahuaca in the Abasto.[12]Single source

Vicente Greco Plays La Infanta at José De Caro's conservatory for the visiting Infanta Isabel.[13]Single source

Tito Roccatagliata Plays Café Oriental on Entre Ríos with Bazán and Pedro Modesto Ramírez.[14]Single source

Carlos Hernani Macchi Plays flute in Domingo Santa Cruz's quartet at Café La Morocha.[15]Single source

Juan Maglio First plays at café La Paloma, on Avenida Santa Fe by the Maldonado stream, then at café Garibotto, Ambos Mundos and La Morocha.[16]Single source

Ernesto Ponzio Forms a trio with Eduardo Arolas and Leopoldo Thompson.[17]Single source

Augusto Berto Plays the Café de los Loros with Julio Dutry, José Martínez and Vicente Pecci.[18]Single source

Domingo Santa Cruz Leads a quartet at Café La Morocha with Juan Santa Cruz and Carlos Hernani Macchi.[19]Single source

Juan Carlos Bazán Leads his own quartet at the Café Oriental.[20]Single source

Alfredo Bevilacqua Premieres Independencia with a band on Avenida de Mayo for the centenary.[21]Single source

Don Juan — took place at Tango in 1910 (1910)1910[22]Single source

Guardia Vieja — took place at Tango in 1910 (1910-05-25)1910-05-25[24]Single source

Roberto Firpo — described as Tango in 1910 (active 1910–1960)1910[23]Single source

Alfredo De Angelis — born on Tango in 1910 (Born.)1910-11-02[25]Single source