Anibal Troilo
Anibal Troilo was born in Buenos Aires in 1914 and started playing the bandoneon when he was fourteen. He formed his own orchestra in 1939, and they played at...
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Anibal Troilo was born in Buenos Aires in 1914 and started playing the bandoneon when he was fourteen. He formed his own orchestra in 1939, and they played at places like the Palais de Glace and the Marabú nightclub.
Troilo wrote 'Percal' in 1953, and it became one of his best-known songs. Other pieces like 'En Esta Tarde Gris' and 'La Ultima Curda' show how he handled the bandoneon and shaped the sound of his group.
He recorded albums including 'La Cumparsita' in 1943 and 'Gardel' in 1962.
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