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| Julio Nudler |
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(December 16, 1941 - July 27, 2005)
He was an economist, journalist and writer. His book "Tango judío, del ghetto a la milonga" is excellent. He also was a collector and was contributor in the Néstor Pinsón’s radio program "Siempre el tango". He had the heaviest task, he had to talk about modern tango after Piazzolla. He was highly regarded by his friends as the local Woody Allen, because of his charming personality and talent. Unfortunately, on a July 27 he decided to leave for good, to argue about ideals somewhere in the cosmos where honorable guys go. |
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| Aguirre, Carlos |
| Bajour, Simón |
| Berón, Raúl |
| Canaro, Francisco |
| Castillo, Cátulo |
| Charlo, |
| Contursi, José María |
| Contursi, Pascual |
| De Caro, Julio |
| Ferrer, Horacio |
| Flores, Celedonio |
| Fresedo, Osvaldo |
| Galvé, Guillermo |
| García Jiménez, Francisco |
| González Castillo, José |
| Kaplún, Raúl |
| Laurenz, Pedro |
| Lipesker, Santos |
| Lipesker, Leo |
| Lipesker, Félix |
| Maderna, Osmar |
| Maffia, Pedro |
| Manzi, Homero |
| Montemar, Rosita |
| Nelson, Julio Jorge |
| Nijensohn, Miguel |
| Novarro, Chico |
| Piazzolla, Astor |
| Randal, Elías |
| Rinaldi, Susana |
| Rubens, Oscar |
| Rubistein, Luis |
| Simone, Mercedes |
| Soifer, Alberto |
| Sucher, Manuel |
| Tanturi, Ricardo |
| Wainer, Elías |
| Yonsky, Walter |
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