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Tango in 1967

Videos danced to the music of 1967 on TangoTubeThe records of 1967 on TangoCloud

Our catalogue holds 159 recordings from 1967. The orchestras recorded most that year were Juan D'Arienzo (36 recordings), José Basso (23 recordings), and Miguel Caló (16 recordings).

That year

Enrique Delfino dies in Buenos Aires.

Ignacio Corsini dies at his home in Almagro.

Jorge Caldara dies in Buenos Aires.

Raúl Ledesma: Back with Caló; records Garras and Sabor de Buenos Aires.

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What was playing?

The records of 1967

One record per orchestra, in the order tango remembers them, each its most danced take that plays. The bar shows how much dancers still use it in the videos we index.

  1. Papas calientes

    Juan D'Arienzo · Instrumental

    14 dances

  2. Los mareados

    Aníbal Troilo · Instrumental

    23 dances

  3. Bien de abajo

    Osvaldo Pugliese · Abel Córdoba

    17 dances

  4. Entre dos

    Miguel Caló · Instrumental

    43 dances

  5. Quiero verte una vez más

    Alfredo De Angelis · Alberto Cuello

    Recorded in 1965, the nearest year with a clip

    Not danced on film yet

  6. Carrousel

    Armando Pontier · Roberto Goyeneche

    Recorded in 1966, the nearest year with a clip

    3 dances

  7. Mientras tú no llegas

    José Basso · Carlos Rossi

    Recorded in 1966, the nearest year with a clip

    Not danced on film yet

  8. De vuelta y media

    Héctor Varela · Instrumental

    5 dances

  9. Baldosa floja

    Florindo Sassone · Oscar Macri

    Not danced on film yet

  10. Matraca

    Fulvio Salamanca ·

    Recorded in 1968, the nearest year with a clip

    Not danced on film yet

  11. Fuimos

    Horacio Salgan y Ubaldo De Lio ·

    2 dances

  12. Bandoneón arrabalero

    Baffa-Berlingieri · Roberto Goyeneche

    • Label: rca camden
    Not danced on film yet

Meanwhile

In Argentina, Uruguay and the world

Tango By Year, the podcast

Dag Stenvoll plays the year's records and Michael Lavocah talks about them, by permission. Facts from the episodes cite the minute they are said.

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Data: recordings, facts and sources

Recordings33

Juan D'Arienzo — 36 recordings1967

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Aníbal Troilo — 12 recordings1967

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Osvaldo Pugliese — 15 recordings1967

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Miguel Caló — 16 recordings1967

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Alfredo De Angelis — 2 recordings1967

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Armando Pontier — 4 recordings1967

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José Basso — 23 recordings1967

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Héctor Varela — 11 recordings1967

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Florindo Sassone — 2 recordings1967

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Fulvio Salamanca — 2 recordings1967

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Horacio Salgan y Ubaldo De Lio — 2 recordings1967

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Baffa-Berlingieri — 24 recordings1967

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Bien de abajo (Osvaldo Pugliese) — Recorded in Buenos Aires.1967

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Bien de tango (Osvaldo Pugliese) — Recorded in Buenos Aires.1967

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Decencia (Osvaldo Pugliese) — Recorded in Buenos Aires.1967

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El negro cambambá (Osvaldo Pugliese) — Recorded in Buenos Aires.1967

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Esta ciudad (Osvaldo Pugliese) — Recorded in Buenos Aires.1967

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Imagen campera (Osvaldo Pugliese) — Recorded in Buenos Aires.1967

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Sin gritar (Osvaldo Pugliese) — Recorded in Buenos Aires.1967

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Tan solo cuatro besos (Alfredo De Angelis) — Recorded in Buenos Aires.Apr 3, 1967

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Volvamos a empezar (Alfredo De Angelis) — Recorded in Buenos Aires.Apr 5, 1967

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Cilicio (Miguel Caló) — Recorded in Buenos Aires.May 29, 1967

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He vuelto muchachos (Miguel Caló) — Recorded in Buenos Aires.Jun 5, 1967

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Entre dos (Miguel Caló) — Recorded in Buenos Aires.Jun 12, 1967

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Snobismo (Miguel Caló) — Recorded in Buenos Aires.Jun 26, 1967

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Bogotá (Alfredo De Angelis) — Recorded in Buenos Aires.Jul 18, 1967

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Los versos para mi madre (Alfredo De Angelis) — Recorded in Buenos Aires.Jul 18, 1967

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Eso si que no y que no (Juan D'Arienzo) — Recorded in Buenos Aires.Aug 2, 1967

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Sabor a Buenos Aires (Miguel Caló) — Recorded in Buenos Aires.Sep 12, 1967

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Color tango (Aníbal Troilo) — Recorded in Buenos Aires.Sep 20, 1967

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D'Arienzo vos sos el rey (Juan D'Arienzo) — Recorded in Buenos Aires.Oct 30, 1967

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Milagro de tango (Juan D'Arienzo) — Recorded in Buenos Aires.Nov 14, 1967

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Quiero llenarme de ti (Alfredo De Angelis) — Recorded in Buenos Aires.Dec 28, 1967

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What happened28

Enrique Delfino dies in Buenos Aires.

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Ignacio Corsini dies at his home in Almagro.

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Jorge Caldara dies in Buenos Aires.

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Raúl Ledesma: Back with Caló; records Garras and Sabor de Buenos Aires.

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Luis Stazo: Among the founders of La Casa del Tango.

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Pedro Maffia dies in Buenos Aires.

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Gloria Dinzel graduates from the Instituto Superior de Arte of the Teatro Colón.

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Elsa María Bórquez meets Héctor Mayoral; they debut with Mariano Mores in Montevideo.

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Carlos Rivarola makes his professional debut at about 15 at the Teatro Auditorium, Mar del Plata, in a show with Mariano Mores and Hugo del Carril. The year is worked out from his age.

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Gloria Arquimbau appears on The Ed Sullivan Show in the United States.

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Héctor Mayoral meets Elsa María; a month later they debut with Mores at the Palacio Peñarol in Montevideo.

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Eduardo Arquimbau appears on The Ed Sullivan Show in the United States.

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Enrique Lucero: In the cast of La familia Mores on Canal 9 (Mores recalled a 1967 debut; the article also says 1968).

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Osvaldo Requena y Leopoldo Federico records Mocosita with Floreal Ruiz for Microfón.

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Raúl Lavié: Hired by Mexican television; works in Mexico for about two years, including theatre with Libertad Lamarque.

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Alberto Podestá moves to Chile, where he lives and works until 1970.

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José Libertella forms a quartet to accompany Edmundo Rivero on a tour of Japan.

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Arturo Penón: Pugliese premieres and records his tango Bien de abajo, with words by Héctor Negro.

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Alberto Marino records with Miguel Caló's orchestra.

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Ramón Collazo publishes the book Historias del bajo.

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José Basso tours Japan, booked for a month and staying eight more.

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Osvaldo Ramos sings El tren de las ocho in the film Una ventana al éxito.

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Alfredo Belusi records Se tiran conmigo with Basso for Music Hall.

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Eduardo Rovira becomes arranger for the police band in La Plata.

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Héctor María Artola retires.

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Mario Demarco plays in a trio at the Ernesto cantina in the Abasto, backing singers.

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Mercedes Simone returns to Bahía Blanca in January for a festival in tribute to Carlos Di Sarli at Club Estudiantes.

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Coca Cartery: Married Osvaldo in 1967, joking that the military coup of the time pushed them into it; they had been novios for ten years before marrying.

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Orchestras led3

Miguel Caló — Led Miguel Caló.1967

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Aníbal Troilo — Led Aníbal Troilo.1967

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Alfredo De Angelis — Led Alfredo De Angelis.1967

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Dates1

Nuevo — Occurred at Argentina.1967

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Published1

Cuando caigan las hojas — 1967

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Singers3

Bien de abajo (Osvaldo Pugliese) — Sung by Abel Córdoba.Jun 1, 1967

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Sabor a Buenos Aires (Miguel Caló) — Sung by Raúl Ledesma.Sep 12, 1967

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Cuéntame tu pena (Juan D'Arienzo) — Sung by Osvaldo Ramos.Nov 14, 1967

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Died4

Ignacio Corsini — Died.Jul 26, 1967

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Jorge Caldara — Died.Aug 24, 1967

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Pedro Noda — Died.Aug 24, 1967

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Pedro Maffia — Died.Oct 16, 1967

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Notes1

Estadio Centenario, Montevideo — Copa Intercontinental 1967: Racing Club beat Celtic 1-0 in the deciding third match, the 'Battle of Montevideo', at the Estadio CentenarioNov 4, 1967

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Listen

  1. TelarañasArmando Pontier · Héctor Dario · no clip yet1967
  2. AmigazoArmando Pontier · Néstor Real · no clip yet1967
  3. Para siempreArmando Pontier · Héctor Dario · no clip yet1967
  4. Dame tiempoArmando Pontier · Néstor Real · no clip yet1967
  5. Lágrimas de sangreOsvaldo Pugliese · Jorge Maciel · no clip yet1967
  6. Tan solo cuatro besosAlfredo De Angelis · Alberto Cuello · no clip yet1967
  7. La puñaladaHéctor Varela · no clip yet1967
  8. De vuelta y mediaHéctor Varela1967
  9. Palomita blancaHéctor Varela · no clip yet1967
  10. Pabellón de las rosasHéctor Varela1967
  11. Una lágrimaOsvaldo Pugliese · Abel Córdoba · no clip yet1967
  12. Sin gritarOsvaldo Pugliese · Abel Córdoba · no clip yet1967

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