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| The “Fray Mocho” magazine and a tango dedicated to it |
| By León Benarós |
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On May 13, 1912 the Fray Mocho magazine appeared in Buenos Aires. Its size was a little smaller than Caras y Caretas, its predecessor.
How, when and why Fray Mocho was born? At the house of the com |
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| The Glostora Tango Club |
| By José Pedro Aresi |
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The Glostora Tango Club
By José Pedro Aresi
I hear Enrique Campos’ voice that repeats “Buenos Aires of the forties should they allow you to return...” and then spring up memories that are pieces |
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| Nicolás Olivari |
| By José Gobello |
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He was born in Buenos Aires in the neighborhood of El Once. In 1921 he published a book of stories, Carne al sol, and in 1923 a novel, La mala vida. His first book of poems, La amada infiel, is from 1... |
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| Orlando Trípodi |
| By Horacio Ferrer |
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This musician born in the province of San Juan studied piano with Vicente Scaramuzza and harmony and composition with Pedro Aguilar.
In 1944 he brought to light his first tango "Ninguno de los dos"... |
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| Osmán Pérez Freire |
| By Ricardo García Blaya |
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This Chilean pianist is one of the pillars of trans-Andean music in the late nineteenth century and the early twentieth century. His compositions trespassed the borders of his country and were acclaim... |
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| Eloísa de Silva, the first woman composer of tangos |
| By Vicente Gesualdo |
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Eloísa D’Herbil de Silva was an Andalusian musician that was born in Cadiz, Spain. She was known as the Chopin with skirts. She studied with Liszt who was responsible for that sobriquet. In our countr |
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| Forgotten artists |
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| More scores |
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| More lyrics |
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| Tango humour |
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| By Gastón Andreatta |
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