Roberto Goyeneche
Argentine tango singer Roberto Goyeneche, affectionately known as "El Polaco,"
was born on January 29, 1926, in the Buenos Aires neighborhood of Saavedra.
Armed with a deep, raspy baritone vocal range and a style heavily influenced by
that of tango legend Carlos Gardel, he began performing in the late 1940s with
the orchestra of Raúl Kaplún. In 1952, he was invited to join Horacio Salgán's
orchestra, recording the singles "Alma de Loca," "Yo Soy el Mismo," "Un
Momento," and "Siga el Corso." However, his career took off after teaming up
with legendary bandoneon player Aníbal Troil...
Naranjo en FlorRoberto Goyeneche
Cantor De Mi BarrioRoberto Goyeneche and Aníbal Troilo
TamarRoberto Goyeneche and Los Modernos
TorbellinoRoberto Goyeneche and Los Modernos
La Ultima CurdaRoberto Goyeneche and Astor Piazzolla
MalevajeRoberto Goyeneche
Naranjo en FlorRoberto Goyeneche
Roberto Goyeneche Interpreta a Homero Exposito
Cantor De Mi BarrioRoberto Goyeneche and Aníbal Troilo
Cantor de Mi Barrio
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TamarRoberto Goyeneche and Los Modernos
Gotán
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TorbellinoRoberto Goyeneche and Los Modernos
Gotán
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La Ultima CurdaRoberto Goyeneche and Astor Piazzolla
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MalevajeRoberto Goyeneche
Roberto Goyeneche Interpreta a Homero Exposito
