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Héctor Pedro Blomberg
Héctor Pedro Blomberg was born in Buenos Aires in 1894. He wrote 'La Pulpera de Santa Lucía' in 1921, a song that became his most famous work. The piece tells...
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Barrio Viejo Del Ochenta
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Barrio Viejo Del Ochenta
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El Adiós de Gabino Ezeiza
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El Triunfo de Rosas
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Flor de Pajonal
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La Canción de Amalia
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La Guitarrera de San Nicolás
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La Mazorquera de Monserrat
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La Parda Balcarce
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La Pulpera de Santa Lucía
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La Que Murió En París
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La Viajera Perdida
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Los Jazmines de San Ignacio
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Rosa Morena (Abuelita Dominga)
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Siete Lágrimas
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Héctor Pedro Blomberg was born in Buenos Aires in 1894. He wrote 'La Pulpera de Santa Lucía' in 1921, a song that became his most famous work. The piece tells a story about a man's longing for a woman who runs a small store in the town of Santa Lucía.
Beyond that song, Blomberg wrote other pieces like 'Barrio Viejo Del Ochenta' and 'El Adiós de Gabino Ezeiza.' His music drew from tango and folk traditions, and other Argentine artists performed his compositions.
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