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Osvaldo Ribó

1927 – 2015

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Lived 1927 – 2015 (aged 87). Osvaldo Ribó was an Argentine singer and guitarist.

Andrés Bartolomé Osuna (30 November 1927 – 19 April 2015), better known by his stage name Osvaldo Ribó, was an Argentine tango singer. He was the father of Argentine-British actress Olivia Hussey (1951–2024) and the grandfather of American actress India Eisley.

Life Early years Ribó was born with the name Andrés Bartolomé Osuna, in the city of Victoria, province of Entre Ríos, Argentina. He was the sixth of ten siblings. His passion for music and singing awakened at an early age.

Olivia Hussey changed her paternal surname to her maternal one. When she became famous for starring in the film Romeo and Juliet (1968), she travelled to Argentina as a guest of the government. She said "I accepted because I wanted to see my dad."

Ribó died aged 87, in Mar del Plata on 19 April 2015.

Discography In September 1999, Ribó recorded a CD called Papel picado.

Papel picado (tango), 2:20, by Cátulo Castillo and José González Castillo. Shusheta (tango), 2:10, by Juan Carlos Cobián and Enrique Cadícamo. Cortando camino (vals), 2:55, by Fausto Miguel Frontera and Enrique Cadícamo. Tormento (tango), 2:30, by Charlo and Amadori. Se llama mujer (tango), 2:20, by José Rial. Seguime corazón (tango), 3:00, by Baldomero Suárez and Jesús Fernández Blanco. Milonga que peina canas (milonga), 2:45, by Alberto Gómez. A una mujer (vals), 2:55, by Horacio Salgán and Carmelo Volpe. Equipaje (tango), 2:35, by Héctor María Artola and Carlos Bahr. Guitarra mayor (tango), 2:30, by Osvaldo Ribó. Bohardilla (tango), 2:35, by Arturo Blasi and Horacio Sanguinetti. Alfred Arnold (tango), 2:45, by Gabriel Clausi and Hector Negro. Una emoción (tango), 2:50, by Raúl Kaplún and José María Suñé. No quiero verte llorar (tango), 2:25, by Agustín Magaldi and Rodolfo Sciammarella. Temblando (vals), 3:00, by Alberto Hilarión Acuña and Gualberto Márquez-Charrúa. Una lágrima (tango), 2:25, by Nicolás Verona and Eugenio Cárdenas.

From tracks 13 to 16, he is accompanied by guitarist Roberto Grela, and the rest of the songs feature the guitars of Hugo Rivas.

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Who was Osvaldo Ribó?

¿Quién te conoce, papá?

When was Osvaldo Ribó born?

Osvaldo Ribó was born on 30 November 1927 in Victoria.

When did Osvaldo Ribó die?

Osvaldo Ribó died on 19 April 2015 in Mar del Plata.

What was Osvaldo Ribó's occupation?

Osvaldo Ribó was a singer and guitarist.

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Osvaldo Ribó was Argentine.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Osvaldo Ribó

· Wikidata: Q6054311

· DBpedia: Osvaldo Ribó

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