About Alberto A Harari
Lived 1970 – 2002 (aged 31–32). Alberto A Harari was an Argentine musician.
Alberto Harari (1932 - 2002, Buenos Aires) was an Argentine musician, composer and lyricist, popular mainly in the 1960s and 1970s in the tango genre.
Among his main compositions are "El Vuelo Ciento Dos", in partnership with Juan Tiggi, and "Ordenando Fracasos", in partnership with Carlos Peraltas, and interpreted by Daniel Oliveira. His greatest success was "Solamente Tu”, composed in partnership with Agustín Irusta and performed by Agustín Irusta and the Cuarteto Guardia Vieja, on the 1970 album "El Gato Del Amor".
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Who was Alberto A Harari?
Argentine musician
When was Alberto A Harari born?
Alberto A Harari was born in 1970 in Buenos Aires.
When did Alberto A Harari die?
Alberto A Harari died in 2002.
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Alberto A Harari was a musician.
What nationality was Alberto A Harari?
Alberto A Harari was Argentine.
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· DBpedia: Alberto Harari (musician)
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