Tango in 1958

Juan D'Arienzo — recorded in Tango in 1958 (51 recordings)1958[1]Single source

Los Astros Del Tango — recorded in Tango in 1958 (38 recordings)1958[1]Single source

Alfredo De Angelis — recorded in Tango in 1958 (17 recordings)1958[1]Single source

Carlos Di Sarli — recorded in Tango in 1958 (17 recordings)1958[1]Single source

Armando Pontier — recorded in Tango in 1958 (16 recordings)1958[1]Single source

Héctor Varela — recorded in Tango in 1958 (16 recordings)1958[1]Single source

Osvaldo Pugliese — recorded in Tango in 1958 (16 recordings)1958[1]Single source

Aníbal Troilo — recorded in Tango in 1958 (13 recordings)1958[1]Single source

Atilio Stampone — recorded in Tango in 1958 (12 recordings)1958[1]Single source

Ases Del Tango — recorded in Tango in 1958 (11 recordings)1958[1]Single source

José Basso — recorded in Tango in 1958 (10 recordings)1958[1]Single source

Fulvio Salamanca — recorded in Tango in 1958 (8 recordings)1958[1]Single source

TR1fa2em — recorded in Tango in 1958 (Recorded in Osvaldo Pugliese.)1958-01-02[52]Single source

TRodvn3m — recorded in Tango in 1958 (Recorded in Osvaldo Pugliese.)1958-01-02[52]Single source

TRvhqfcc — recorded in Tango in 1958 (Recorded in Héctor Varela.)1958-01-02[52]Single source

TRdqdkw9 — recorded in Tango in 1958 (Recorded in Roberto Caló.)1958-03-21[52]Single source

TRdrtktn — recorded in Tango in 1958 (Recorded in Fulvio Salamanca.)1958-04-10[52]Single source

TRrfsn2c — recorded in Tango in 1958 (Recorded in Ricardo Tanturi.)1958-07-23[56]Single source

TRl5c2ep — recorded in Tango in 1958 (Recorded in Juan D'Arienzo.)1958-09-13[52]Single source

TRwt1ypl — recorded in Tango in 1958 (1958-09-21)1958-09-21[52]Single source

TRwt1ypl — recorded in Tango in 1958 (1958-09-24)1958-09-24[52]Single source

TRlq6h1h — recorded in Tango in 1958 (Recorded in Alfredo De Angelis.)1958-09-26[52]Single source

TR7gjvls — recorded in Tango in 1958 (Recorded in Alfredo De Angelis.)1958-10-15[52]Single source

Roberto Florio Last Di Sarli recording, Adiós corazón.[2]Single source

Guillermo Fernández Born in San Telmo.[3]Single source

Juan Carlos Godoy First record with Alfredo De Angelis for Odeon, No culpes al amor.[4]Single source

Raúl Ledesma Joins Miguel Caló and records Encadenados for Odeon.[5]Single source

Oscar Larroca Last De Angelis recording, Yo no sé llorar, with Juan Carlos Godoy; leaves mid-year and forms a group with Carlos Dante at La Querencia and Maipú Pigall.[6]Single source

Sofía Bozán Dies in Buenos Aires.[7]Single source

Enrique Camerano Last recordings with Pugliese, Las tres banderas and Acquaforte.[8]Single source

Roberto Florio First recordings with Alfredo De Angelis for Odeon, paired with Juan Carlos Godoy.[9]Single source

Miguel Angel Zotto Born on 7 August in Vicente López; raised in Villa Ballester.[10]Single source

Carel Kraayenhof Born in Aalst, Waalre.[11]Single source

Antonio Polito Dies.[12]Single source

Jorge Valdez Records "Chirusa" with D'Arienzo, his most popular title.[13]Single source

Jorge Valdez Records "Adiós Chantecler" with D'Arienzo for RCA-Victor.[14]Single source

Miguel Montero Last Pugliese recording, Dicha pasada.[15]Single source

Mario Bustos Records Justo el 31 with D'Arienzo for RCA-Victor.[16]Single source

Néstor Marconi Octeto de Buenos Aires Professional debut on Radio LT3 Rosario with Schneider's orchestra; nights in a trio at La Marine.[17]Single source

Hugo Marcel As Hugo Marcelino, with the Federico-Rivas-Rufino group on Radio Libertad and at Café Richmond.[18]Single source

Víctor Lavallén Joins Osvaldo Pugliese's orchestra as bandoneonist and arranger for ten years.[19]Single source

Carlos Yanel Records three titles with Héctor Varela's orchestra; appears on the Glostora Tango Club and at Maipú Pigall.[20]Single source

Los Muchachos De Antes Cao founds the trio with Horacio Malvicino and Aldo Nicolini; La payanca becomes its signature.[21]Single source

Juan Carlos Copes Appears in the film 'Detrás de un largo muro'.[22]Single source

Armando Pontier In the late 1950s headlines the carnival dances at the Centro Asturiano with Sosa and Ferrari, while resident on Radio Belgrano.[23]Single source

Arturo Gallucci Writes No me supiste amar with Enrique Lary.[24]Single source

Luis Stazo Conducts Ángel Vargas's orchestra in RCA Victor recordings, continuing into 1959.[25]Single source

Julian Plaza Registers Danzarín.[26]Single source

Osvaldo Ramos Joins Leopoldo Federico, replacing Hugo Marcel; Radio Belgrano and Canal 7.[27]Single source

Juan Caldarella Plays saw in Landrú's quartet Jacinto W y sus Tururú Serenaders.[28]Single source

Roberto Videla Moves to the United States.[29]Single source

Juan Carlos Lamas Acclaimed supporting role in the film Procesado 1040.[30]Single source

Domingo Federico Debuts as an orchestra leader in Rosario on radio LT8 and starts recording for the Trío label.[31]Single source

Alberto Mastra Troilo records Aguantate Casimiro with Roberto Goyeneche.[32]Single source

Osvaldo Sosa Cordero Writes Buenas noches Buenos Aires with Sebastián Piana.[33]Single source

Eduardo Rovira First bandoneon and arranger in Osvaldo Manzi's orchestra; also records with José Berón for Music Hall.[34]Single source

Ernesto Franco Joins Juan D'Arienzo's orchestra after the carnival.[35]Single source

Enrique Camerano Retires from music and settles in Villa Gesell.[8]Single source

Héctor de Rosas Sings with Osvaldo Fresedo at carnival dances and on Los Lunes de Cleveland.[36]Single source

Atilio Stampone Records his first LP in New York for Audio Fidelity.[37]Single source

Alfredo Del Rio Returns to Gobbi for the orchestra's last recordings, on Orfeo.[38]Single source

Armando Moreno Third period with Rodríguez; hits with the corridos Adelita and Señorita Luna.[39]Single source

Jorge Vidal Moves to the United States and appears on the Ed Sullivan show.[40]Single source

Aldo Campoamor Joins Mariano Mores's company for Luces de mi ciudad.[41]Single source

Oscar Herrero Becomes Pugliese's first violin after Camerano retires.[42]Single source

Nina Miranda Last recordings, with her own group.[43]Single source

Roberto Caló Disbands the orchestra; most musicians and Tito Reyes join Miguel Caló.[44]Single source

Eduardo Del Piano Stops performing regularly and runs a perfume shop in Avellaneda.[45]Single source

Carlos Di Sarli Records his last 14 sides for Philips, with Horacio Casares and Jorge Durán.[46]Single source

Carlos Di Sarli — led Tango in 1958 (Led Carlos Di Sarli.)1958[47]Single source

Francisco Canaro — led Tango in 1958 (Led Quinteto Pirincho (Francisco Canaro).)1958-08-28[52]Single source

José Libertella — played in Tango in 1958 (Played in Carlos Di Sarli.)1958[47]Single source

Julian Plaza — played in Tango in 1958 (Played in Carlos Di Sarli.)1958[47]Single source

Elvino Vardaro — played in Tango in 1958 (Played in Carlos Di Sarli.)1958[47]Single source

Roberto Grela — played in Tango in 1958 (Played in Aníbal Troilo.)1958[48]Single source

Rafael del Bagno — played in Tango in 1958 (Played in Aníbal Troilo.)1958[48]Single source

Víctor Lavallén — played in Tango in 1958 (Played in Osvaldo Pugliese.)1958[51]Single source

Celestino Ferrer — took place at Tango in 1958 (Occurred at Hamburg.)1958[49]Single source

Took place at Nuevo (RCA introduces its first stereo LPs.)1958[50]Single source

Took place at Nuevo (cease production of 78 rpm records.)1958[50]Single source

Took place at Nuevo (Occurred at Argentina.)1958-02-23[54]Single source

Celestino Ferrer — took place at Tango in 1958 (4 marzo 1958)1958-03-04[49]Single source

Took place at Nuevo (Occurred at Buenos Aires.)1958-04-03[54]Single source

Pedro Eugenio Aramburu — took place at Tango in 1958 (Occurred at Argentina.)1958-04-30[54]Single source

Arturo Frondizi — took place at Tango in 1958 (Occurred at Argentina.)1958-05-01[54]Single source

Took place at Nuevo (Occurred at Argentina.)1958-06-27[54]Single source

Took place at Nuevo (Occurred at Argentina.)1958-08-09[54]Single source

TRab56mi — sung by Tango in 1958 (Sung by Miguel Montero.)1958-01-16[53]Single source

TR382c76 — sung by Tango in 1958 (Sung by Julio Sosa.)1958-02-25[53]Single source

TRrzd05u — sung by Tango in 1958 (Sung by Oscar Gallardo.)1958-03-14[53]Single source

TRz3ywym — sung by Tango in 1958 (Sung by Marcelo Paz.)1958-03-17[53]Single source

TRnqm79k — sung by Tango in 1958 (Sung by Jorge Maciel.)1958-03-26[53]Single source

TRckq5gd — sung by Tango in 1958 (Sung by Armando Guerrico.)1958-04-10[53]Single source

TRro8ljy — sung by Tango in 1958 (Sung by Raúl Ledesma.)1958-04-15[53]Single source

TR1hew18 — sung by Tango in 1958 (Sung by Juan Carlos Godoy.)1958-04-17[53]Single source

TRkmqa0c — sung by Tango in 1958 (Sung by Alfredo Del Rio.)1958-04-17[53]Single source

TR5k97e2 — sung by Tango in 1958 (Sung by Julio Sosa.)1958-05-16[53]Single source

TRd77xpz — sung by Tango in 1958 (Sung by Floreal Ruiz.)1958-05-28[53]Single source

TR20mby7 — sung by Tango in 1958 (Sung by Mario Bustos.)1958-05-28[53]Single source

TRzvffuk — sung by Tango in 1958 (Sung by Mario Bustos.)1958-05-28[53]Single source

TRku810v — sung by Tango in 1958 (Sung by Jorge Maciel.)1958-05-29[53]Single source

TRo4fxlv — sung by Tango in 1958 (Sung by Julio Sosa.)1958-06-03[53]Single source

TRi0bqq5 — sung by Tango in 1958 (Sung by Mario Bustos.)1958-06-19[53]Single source

TRnyxph4 — sung by Tango in 1958 (Sung by Jorge Valdez.)1958-06-19[53]Single source

TRzf298v — sung by Tango in 1958 (Sung by Julio Sosa.)1958-07-04[53]Single source

TR9akpun — sung by Tango in 1958 (Sung by Jorge Valdez.)1958-07-10[53]Single source

TR1p5lf0 — sung by Tango in 1958 (Sung by Alberto Morán.)1958-07-24[53]Single source

TResg23g — sung by Tango in 1958 (Sung by Mario Bustos.)1958-07-24[53]Single source

TRhlru3j — sung by Tango in 1958 (Sung by Carlos Yanel.)1958-07-30[53]Single source

TRhzh99s — sung by Tango in 1958 (Sung by Hugo Duval.)1958-09-09[53]Single source

TR05apz2 — sung by Tango in 1958 (Sung by Mario Bustos.)1958-09-13[53]Single source

TRlq6h1h — sung by Tango in 1958 (Sung by Roberto Florio.)1958-09-26[53]Single source

TRi70bev — sung by Tango in 1958 (Sung by Alberto Morán.)1958-10-23[53]Single source

TRnq36oz — sung by Tango in 1958 (Sung by Horacio Casares.)1958-11-01[53]Single source

Horacio Casares — performed at Tango in 1958 (Performed at Mi Club.)1958-07-01[55]Single source