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How to dance Argentine Tango: salida cruzada
"El moro" by Ricardo Tanturi y su Orquesta Típica with Alberto Castillo in vocals, 1941.
Juan María Gutiérrez
He was, perhaps, the most complete man of Argentine letters of his time.
He traveled to Europe and to countries of the American continent; he was constituent congressman in 1853; minister of the Argentine Confederacy and rector of the University of Buenos Aires.
He collected his polished, passionate poems in 1869 and published a selection of them in a volume.
Among them is "Endecha del Gaucho" which, with some arrangement by Gardel-Razzano, the duo recorded nearly fifty years later under the title “El moro”.
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