Hugo Del Carril
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Biography
Piero Bruno Hugo Fontana, known professionally as Hugo del Carril, was born in 1912 in Buenos Aires and became a seminal Argentine tango singer. He began his musical journey at fifteen, where he performed in tango choruses. He then joined the TrÃo ParÃs before he adopted his stage name. In 1937, his performance of the song "Tiempos viejos" solidified his professional ascent and gained national acclaim. Throughout his career, he collaborated with figures such as Tito Ribero and recorded iconic works, which included the 1949 version of âMarcha Peronista." While he was a prolific performer during the mid-20th century, his legacy was preserved through numerous posthumous collections, such as Serie de oro from 2005, El dÃa que me quieras from 2005, and Los mejores tangos from 2008. He was recognized with the Konex Award in 1985 for his impact on popular music. Hugo del Carril passed away in 1989.
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- Con Toda La Voz Que Tengo
- Caminito featuring Astor Piazzolla
- Esta noche me emborracho
- Rondando Tu Esquina featuring Astor Piazzolla
- Confesión
- Ave Sin Rumbo (Ave Sin Vuelo)
- La CaÃda de la EstanterÃa by Hugo Del Carril
- India
- Como aquella princesa
- El Llorón
- Ave Sin Vuelo
- Y Asi Paso
- Que Te Cuente Mi Violin
- La Cumparsita
- Una Lagrima Tuya
- Sin Ti
- Congoja by Hugo Del Carril
- Fue En Buenos Aires
- Buenos Aires
- Adiós Pampa mÃa featuring Hugo Del Carril
- Muchacho de cafetin by Hugo Del Carril
- Tiempos Viejos
- Samba
- Felicita
