Tony Campello
Tony Campello was born Antonio Campello in Italy in 1939 and moved to Argentina as a child. He recorded in the 1960s and 1970s, with his song 'Tchin, Tchin...
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Tony Campello was born Antonio Campello in Italy in 1939 and moved to Argentina as a child. He recorded in the 1960s and 1970s, with his song 'Tchin, Tchin (Cheat, Cheat)' becoming particularly well-known. The track drew some criticism for its subject matter, which dealt with infidelity.
Beyond that single, Campello released other songs like 'Esta Noite (Tonight)', 'Look For a Star', and 'Pobre de Mim (Poor Little Fool)'. He also recorded an album called 'Mi Último Tango (My Last Tango)'.
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