Francisco Canaro
Francisco Canaro, artistic name of Francisco Canarozzo (b. November 26, 1888 in San José, Uruguay - d. December 14, 1964 in Buenos Aires, Argentina), was an Uruguayan tango composer, violinist, orchesta director and producer, nationalized Argentine in 1940. He is widely considered one of the most important musicians in the history of Tango.
Ídolos de Buenos Aires
(Music)
The Dependent
(Music)
With music in the soul
(Music)
Madreselva
(Original Music Composer)
Dos amigos y un amor
(Producer)
Dos amigos y un amor
(Music)
Turbión
(Producer)
Turbión
(Music)
Así cantaba Carlos Gardel
(Producer)
La canción de los barrios
(Music)
Un hombre bueno
(Music)
Peluquería de señoras
(Original Music Composer)
Gaucho Nobility
(Original Music Composer)
La historia del tango
(Producer)
La historia del tango
(Music)
Por buen camino
(Music)
Ya tiene comisario el pueblo
(Producer)
Ya tiene comisario el pueblo
(Original Music Composer)
Puerto Nuevo
(Original Music Composer)
He nacido en Buenos Aires
(Original Music Composer)
El diablo andaba en los choclos
(Producer)
El diablo andaba en los choclos
(Music)
Explosivo 008
(Music)
La cumparsita
(Music)