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Julio De Caro

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Julio De Caro, born on December 11, 1899, in Buenos Aires, Argentina, was a violinist, orchestra conductor, and tango composer. He began studying piano under his father, but later switched to violin. In 1917, he made his professional debut, replacing a violinist in Ricardo Luis Brignolo's ensemble and forming a quintet, alternating the stage with Eduardo Arolas, premiering "Mon beguin". After disagreements, De Caro left to form a new quartet with Pedro Maffia and JosÃ© Rosito. His career spanned decades, marked by numerous compositions including "Mala pinta" and "Mi encanto". De Caro passed away on March 11, 1980, in Mar del Plata.

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