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Martín Coronado
Real name: Coronado, Martín
Poet, writer and lyricist
(14 July 1850 - 20 February 1919)
Place of birth:
Buenos Aires Argentina
ARTISTS IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos Gardel
Pablo Podestá
Víctor Donato
By
Orlando del Greco
ournalist, poet and playwright. He wrote about simple things and humble feelings and because he knew how to understand the soul of the people, for many years he was the most popular of our poets.
In 1873 he published his first volume of poems and in 1876 he premiered his first theatrical play, the dramatic poem
La rosa blanca
, staged at the Opera theater (in Buenos Aires).
Other plays he premiered were
Luz de luna y luz de incendio
,
1810
,
Salvador
,
Un soñador
;
La flor del aire
,
Cortar por lo más delgado
,
Parientes pobres
,
Justicias de antaño
,
El sargento Palma
,
La piedra del escándalo
and
La chacra de don Lorenzo
.
In 1902 the company led by José J. Podestá, at the Apolo Theater, premiered the play which would be his immortal work,
La piedra del escándalo
, a drama which definitely established the criollo theater and which consecrated him as the first Argentine playwright.
In this famous play the great
Pablo Podestá
sang the estilo with the same name which bears his words, which surpassed all the boundaries of popularity and the folk singers of that time (including Gardel and Razzano) sang it. (The latter recorded his “Canción de mayo”, with music by
Víctor Donato
, in 1929).
We tried to find any evidence of some contact with
Carlos Gardel
and we found none, but the possibility that there were some is not discarded, because it is said that someone recommended him when in his teen years he began with his singing.
Coronado was born in Buenos Aires on July 14, 1850 and died in Caseros (Bs. As.) on February 20, 1919.
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