Juan Mallada

Real name: Mallada, Juan Manuel
Composer and leader
(21 May 1889 - n/d)
Place of birth:
Buenos Aires Argentina
By
Todotango.com

ery little we know about him, neither the dates of his birth or his death nor the place where he was born. He used to sign his tangos as Juan M. Mallada but we neither know the name the letter M refers to.

He co-led an orchestra with Pampillón that appeared on LP6 Radio, according to a photograph published in the El alma que cantamagazine of May 28, 1932.

His tangos and his waltzes were numbered. The former were from 1 to 37 and the latter, from 1 to 7.

We shall mention the titles of his tangos: “El heraldo” (1), “Juana Ñaco” (2), “New York” (3), “All' olio” (4), “Y diay qué” (5), “Da capo” (6), “De tal palo” (7), “El socialista” (8), “Entre Ríos” (9), “El chiflado [b]” (10), “Mostrarme el diente” (11), “Catik” (12), “Mi rubia” (13), “Con su permiso” (14), “El paraguayito” (15), “Y con cuál” (16), “La sombra 47” (17), “El Chocho” (18), “Cuidado con la pareja” (19), “Los pollitos” (20), “Bolada perdida” (21), “Toribio sacá la lengua” (22), “El uruguayo” (23), “Triste [d]” (24), “El coquetón” (25), “Lambaré” (26), “El oriental [b]” (27), “Pensando en ti” (28), “La gallina” (29), “Agarrate fuerte” (30), “¿Por dónde?” (31), “Delicias del amor” (32), “El paraguayo” (33), “Gratos recuerdos” (34), “Despacito” (35), “No aflojés a los 25” (36) and “Delicioso” (37).

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