Lucio Demare (1906-74)
Lucio Demare (1906-74)
Pianist. Trio Argentino. Canaro. Europe. Own orchestra.
Romantic melody.
Collaboration with poet Homero Manzi.
Read his biography on todotango.
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Demare's composition with lyrics
Demare's composition with lyrics
Malena (Malena) Watch a video of 🎞 Una Noche De Poesía!
Music: Lucio Demare 1941 Lyrics: Homero Manzi Translation: Derrick Del PilarRecorded by Lucio Demare with Juan Carlos Miranda in 1942Recorded by Aníbal Troilo with Francisco Fiorentino in 1942
Tal Vez Será Su Voz (It Might Be Her Voice) Watch a video of Una Noche De Poesía!
Music: Lucio Demare Lyrics: Homero Manzi Translation: Felipe & Ayano Recorded by Lucio Demare with Raúl Berón in 1943Recorded by Aníbal Troilo with Alberto Marino in 1943Mañana Zarpa Un Barco (Tomorrow a Ship Sets Sail)
Music: Lucio Demare 1942 Lyrics: Homero Manzi Translation: Derrick Del PilarRecorded by Lucio Demare with Juan Carlos Miranda in 1942
Recorded by Carlos Di Sarli with Roberto Rufino in 1942
Solamente Ella (Only Her)
Music: Lucio Demare 1944 Lyrics: Homero Manzi Translation: Derrick Del PilarRecorded by Lucio Demare with Horacio Quintana in 1944Recorded by Carlos Di Sarli with Jorge Durán in 1945
Telón (Curtain)
Music: Lucio Demare Lyrics: Homero Manzi Translation: Derrick Del Pilar Recorded by Lucio Demare with Juan Carlos Miranda in 1938Recorded by Osvaldo Fresedo with Roberto Ray in 1938
Dandy (Dandy)
Music: Lucio Demare 1928 Lyrics: Agustín Irusta & Roberto Fugazot Translation: Michael Krugman Recorded by Osvaldo Pugliese with Roberto Chanel in 1945Sorbos Amargos (Bitter Gulps)
Music: Lucio Demare Lyrics: Agustín Irusta & Roberto Fugazot Translation: Michael KrugmanRecorded by Lucio Demare with Juan Carlos Miranda in 1942Pa' Mi Es Igual (It's All The Same To Me....)
Music: Lucio Demare & Roberto Fugazot 1932 Lyrics: Enrique Cadícamo & Agustín Irusta Translation: Michael KrugmanRecorded by Lucio Demare with Juan Carlos Miranda in 1942Page updated
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