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Vicente Salerno
Real name: Salerno, Vicente
Nicknames: Príncipe
Violinist and composer
(18 July 1907 - 30 December 1974)
Place of birth:
Buenos Aires Argentina
SONGS IN THIS ARTICLE
Anselmo Laguna
Tango
El corazón me decía
Tango
Esta noche hay una fiesta
Tango
La serenata (Mi amor)
Vals
No la nombres corazón
Tango
Qué bien te queda (Cómo has cambiado)
Tango
Qué podrán decir
Tango
Yo sé lo que te digo
Tango
ARTISTS IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos Lucero
Francisco Lauro
Nicolás D'Alessandro
Raúl Kaplún
Ricardo Tanturi
By
Néstor Pinsón
iolinist born in Buenos Aires in 1907. He soon had his own orchestra which appeared on radio stations. Later he joined the orchestras led by
Raúl Kaplún
, Nicolás D´Alessandro,
Francisco Lauro
and, especially, for over twenty-five years he was the lead violinist for
Ricardo Tanturi
. His work as composer and author was interesting and succeeded in recording, with Tanturi, eight of his numbers: “
La serenata (Mi amor)
”, waltz; “
Qué podrán decir
”, “
Yo sé lo que te digo
”, “No la nombres, corazón”, “
El corazón me decía
”, “
Anselmo Laguna
”, “
Esta noche hay una fiesta
”, “
Qué bien te queda (Cómo has cambiado)
”. Also “Estas chicas se quieren casar” and “Muchachos escuchen” with lyrics by
Carlos Lucero
.
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