05/ Canaro

The many ages of Francisco Canaro

  1. De puro guapo (1935) * youtube +
  2. Poema (1935) * youtube
  3. Tormenta (1939) + youtube
  4. A media luz (1926) youtube
  5. Derecho viejo (1927) youtube
  6. La morocha (1929) estribillo: Ada Falcón youtube
  7. La cumparsita (2° version) (1929)
  8. Flor de fango (1931) estribillo: Charlo youtube
  9. Milonga sentimental (m) (1933) youtube
  10. Con tu mirar (v) (1930) estribillo: Charlo youtube
  11. El jardín del amor (v) (1932) estribillo: Irusta/Fugazot youtube
  12. Ronda del querer (v) (1934) estribillo: Carlos Galán youtube
  13. Mano a mano (1938)* youtube
  14. Charamusca (1934) youtube
  15. Si yo fuera millonario (1933) + youtube
  16. Mala suerte (1939) + youtube
  17. Salud, dinero y amor (v) (1939) canta: Francisco Amor youtube
  18. Necesito olvidar (1942) canta: Eduardo Adrián youtube

* estribillo: Roberto Maida
+ canta: Ernesto Famá

Bonus tracks:

  1. Adiós pampa mía (1946) canta: Nelly Omar youtube
  2. El rey del bosque (1939) youtube
  3. El triunfo (1929) youtube

+ – our upload

Spotify playlist:
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Recommended mp3

This rather anonymous looking album is the digital version of the excellent Canaro album in ASV’s series ‘Living Era’, La Cumparsita: Tango Argentino 1935-1940. The bulk of the tracks were recorded in 1935-38 with Roberto Maida on vocals.

Recommended CDs


Recommended CDs – 1940 onwards


One thought on “05/ Canaro”

  1. The first printing of the first edition has an error in the list of the phases of Canaro’s career. It should read:
    1. 1915-1926: the acoustic era
    2a. 1926-1931: the early electrical era: mostly soft. Charlo.
    2b. 1932-1934: the early electrical era: mostly hard. Famá.
    3. 1934-1938: the Maida era (soft)
    4. 1939 onwards: the populist era: Famá, Amor, Adrián etc.

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