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Bernardo Germino
Real name: Germino, Bernardo
Nicknames: El Pibe Bernardo
Violinist and composer
(14 January 1895 - 16 February 1954)
Place of birth:
Buenos Aires Argentina
SONGS IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma cansada
Tango
Criolla linda
Tango
Reynita
Tango
ARTISTS IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfredo Gobbi
Bernardo Germino
Carlos Vicente Geroni Flores
Domingo Petillo
Enrique Pollet
Francisco Lomuto
Juan Carlos Bazán
Julio De Caro
Luis Petrucelli
Osvaldo Fresedo
Pedro Maffia
Roberto Goyheneche
Típica Victor
Vicente Gorrese
By
Néstor Pinsón
e stood out in the violin sections of all the orchestras in which he played in his 25-year music career.
In 1916 he played at the Café Monterrey with a quartet which included
Francisco Lomuto
(piano),
Pedro Maffia
(bandoneon),
Domingo Petillo
and
Bernardo Germino
(violins). Later, in 1919, he joined a lineup of the
Osvaldo Fresedo
orchestra for the balls organized by the resident students (Bailes del internado).
In 1923 he was summoned by
Carlos Vicente Geroni Flores
. The following year he joined the large ensemble led by
Julio De Caro
, which was customary for the carnival seasons.
Thereafter he joined the group led by the pianist
Roberto Goyheneche
. In 1924 he plawed with
Enrique Pollet
. He joined
Juan Carlos Bazán
in 1926 and
Luis Petrucelli
in 1928. He was member of the Orquesta
Típica Victor
and of others in the same label.
Later on he put together his own music group co-led with the pianist
Vicente Gorrese
and they together composed the tango “
Criolla linda
”. “Jacqueline”, “La Porota”, “
Alma cansada
”, “
Reynita
” and some others also belong to him.
Alfredo Gobbi
had no doubt in including him when in 1942 he put together his orchestra.
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