The following picture shows us Miguel Caló, a young Alberto Podestá (who was initially using another stage name, Juan Carlos Morel, mentioned below), and several other big names from this Orchestra of the Stars, an outburst of talented musicians in the early 40s, among whom we will identify three major names.
Caló himself can be seen in the center of the group, as the man with the dark suit and the dark tie. Next to him, in the only other dark suit, is Podestá, and subsequently, the man right next to Podestá is violinist Enrique Francini. Somewhere more to the left, we discern pianist Osmar Maderna, touching someone’s arm with his right hand. Armando Pontier, a bandoneonist, can be identified as the last face on the left side, sadly neither fully nor clearly shown on this picture.
Another famous name in this orchestra, who also eventually left to form his own band, was Domingo Federico, on this photo most likely the person immediately to the left of Caló.
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Federico is the one behind Caló?
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Yes, I think that’s the most probable one.
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Domingo Federico.. die kun je niet vinden?
Is een van mijn favorieten.
Mooi deze verzameling van bekenden.. ook Osmar Maderna bijvoorbeeld.. zeer karakteristiek, hij is verongelukt in 1952?
groetjes, Peter
Op 09-02-17 om 17:40 schreef Tango Archive: > WordPress.com > embrujamiento/tangoarchive.com posted: “The following picture shows us > Miguel Caló, a young Alberto Podestá (who was initially using another > stage name, Juan Carlos Morel, mentioned below), and several other big > names from this Orchestra of the Stars, an outburst of talented > musicians in the ea” >
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Ik zal de tekst even aanpassen.
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