Ángel Domingo Emilio D'Agostino was an Argentine tango pianist, composer, and conductor born on May 25, 1900, in Buenos Aires, Argentina. He began playing piano during his childhood, studied at the conservatory, and performed with a trio that featured Juan D'Arienzo. In 1920, he formed his own orchestra at the Palais de Glace, performing tango and jazz, and accompanying silent films. After meeting singer Ángel Vargas in 1932, the duo partnered in 1940 to record 93 tracks for the RCA Victor label, including “Tres esquinas”, “Agua florida”, and “Mano Blanca”. D'Agostino also collaborated with singers Tino García, Rubén Cané, and Raúl Lavié, and appeared in the film El canto cuenta su historia (1976). He died on January 16, 1991, in Buenos Aires.
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Tiempos Porteños - Ángel D'Agostino y Ángel Vargas
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El Aristócrata
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Ángel D'agostino y Su Orquesta Típica - Ángel Vargas 1940 - 1942 (Restauración 2022)
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Angel D´Agostino y angel Vargas
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25 Tangos, Valses y Milongas
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| Agua Florida |
| Angel D' Agostino y Su Orquesta Típica 1940-1945 |
| Yo Soy de Parque Patricios |
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Un Tango Argentino (Historical Recordings)
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Serie 78 RPM: Angel D'Agostino Vol.2
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| D Agostino Vargas – Tango Popular |
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Serie 78 RPM: Angel D'Agostino Vol.3
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Serie 78 RPM: Angel D'Agostino Vol.1
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Solo Tango: A. D'Agostino - A. Vargas Vol 1
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Presentando a Angel D'agostino
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