Homero Manzi
Homero Manzi ( born 1 November 1907 in Añatuya, Argentina, † May 3, 1951 in Buenos Aires ) was a tango poet, author of many famous tango.
Life
Manzi was born as Homero Nicolás Manzioni Prestera on November 1, 1907 in Añatuya, Santiago del Estero Province. Since his youth he was interested in literature and tango. After a brief foray into journalism, Manzi worked as a professor of literature and Spanish, but for political reasons ( he was a member of the Unión Cívica Radical ) he was released and then decided to devote himself to the arts.
In 1935, he participated in the founding of the FORJA ( Fuerza de Orientación Radical de la Joven Argentina - Association of Radical Orientation of Argentine youth), a group whose position has been classified as " peoples nationalism ". She was active in Argentina and the rest of Latin America and thought, Argentina still would be in a colonial situation. With regard to the situation in Europe, the Group supported a neutral position, both fascism and communism were rejected.
In 1934, Manzi magazine MICROFONO (microphone), the radio, treated the Argentine film and filmmaking. He wrote in 1937 together with Hugo Mac Dougall the screenplay for Nobleza Gaucha, a new version of the silent film Huella ( footprint ) ( 1940), for which she received an award and Confesión ( Confession) ( 1940). However, all three films had no great commercial success.
1940 began his long association with Ulyses Petit de Murat, with whom he initially wrote the film scores for Con el dedo en el gatillo ( trigger finger ) ( 1940) and Fortin alto ( High Fort ) ( 1940).
Became known, however, is Manzi for his numerous tango. In Boedo district him a junction that is mentioned in the tango " Sur " was named after Manzi honor. In Nueva Pompeya a mural reminiscent of him. In 1951, he died in Buenos Aires.
Tango Homero Manzi
- Milonga Arrabal
- It Así El Tango
- Ay De Mí
- Bandoneón Amigo
- Barrio De Tango
- Betinotti Milonga
- Borracho Porque Digo La Verdad
- Buenos Aires Colina Chata
- Canto De Ausencia
- Carnavalera
- Che bandoneon
- Cornetín
- Dale Dale
- Definiciones Para Mi Muerte Esperar
- Desde El Alma
- Despues
- De Ayer A Hoy
- De Barro
- Discepolín
- El Pescante
- El Romantico Fulero
- El Último Organito
- Ensueño ( waltz )
- En Un Ranchito De Alsina - Nobleza de Arrabal
- Esquinas Porteñas ( waltz )
- Eufemio Pizarro
- Fruta Amarga
- Fueye
- Fuimos
- Gato
- Gota De Lluvia ( waltz )
- Horizon
- Juan Manuel
- La Mariposa y La Flor Tango Canción
- La Pequeña Canción
- Llanto
- Lloraras, Lloraras ( waltz )
- Malena
- Mariana Milonga
- Mañana Zarpa Un Barco
- Milonga Del 900
- Milonga De Los Fort Ines
- Milonga De Puente Alsina
- Milonga Sentimental
- Milonga Triste
- Milongón
- Mi Taza De Café
- Monte Criollo
- Muchacho Del Cafetin
- Negra María Milonga Candombe
- Negro Lindo
- Ninguna
- Oro Y Plata
- Paisaje ( waltz )
- Papá Baltasar
- Pena Mulata Milonga
- Por Qué
- Ramayon
- Recién
- Romance De Barrio ( waltz )
- Romantica ( waltz )
- Ronda de Ases
- Ropa Blanca
- Rosedal
- Se Va La Murga
- Sur
- Tal Vez Será Su Voz
- Tango
- Tapera
- Te Lloran Mis Ojos
- Torrente
- Triste Paica
- Tu Voz Palida
- Una Lagrima Tuya
- Walzerecito De Antes ( waltz )
- Veinticuatro De Agosto
- Viejo Ciego
- Voz De Tango
- Yo Soy Del 30