Mariano Mores
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Biography
Mariano Alberto MartÃnez, known as Mariano Mores, was born on February 18, 1918, in San Telmo, Buenos Aires, Argentina, was a tango composer and pianist. He began playing classical music on the piano at a young age and made his public debut at 14. After studying at the D'Andrea Conservatory, he formed a trio with Margot and Myrna Mores, later marrying Myrna and adopting her surname as his stage name. His breakthrough came in 1938 when he composed music for the film Senderos de Santa Fe. In 1948, Mores established his own orchestra, debuting at the Presidente Alvear Theater. He was credited with creating the modern tango sextet and wrote on notable songs such as "Uno" (1943) with Enrique Santos Discépolo and "CafetÃn de Buenos Aires" (1948). He composed for several films, including La voz de mi ciudad (1953), featuring his successful milonga "Taquito militar". He passed away on April 13, 2016.
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- Track Popularity
- Cristal by Jorge Abril
- Cristal by Alberto Marino
- Adios Pampa Mia featuring Mariano Mores
- Muchachita porteña by Mariano Mores
- Adiós Pampa mÃa featuring Hugo Del Carril
- Uno by Mariano Mores
- Taquito Militar
- Uno by Alberto Marino
- Viejo Buenos Aires featuring Roberto Goyeneche
- Uno
- Ahora Te Llaman Lulu
- Tanguera
- Sin palabras by Carlos Saavedra
- La Calesita
- Sin Palabras
- Uno featuring Carlos Acuña
- Uno featuring Mariano Mores
- Adios pampa mia featuring Libertad Lamarque
- Sin palabras featuring Libertad Lamarque
- Estampa de varon by Alberto Echagüe
- Linda by Alberto Laureano MartÃnez
- Gricel featuring Libertad Lamarque
- Desesperanza by Mariano Mores
- Sabor De Adios by Mariano Mores
