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	\|~~Name~~=Jorge Argentino Fernández		\|PersonName=Jorge Argentino Fernández
	\|Name_real=Jorge Argentino Fernández		\|Name_real=Jorge Argentino Fernández
	\|alternative_search=jorge argentino fernandez;;jorge fernandez		\|alternative_search=jorge argentino fernandez;;jorge fernandez

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	At just 14, Fernández debuted professionally in the orchestra of Aieta and soon after joined [[TITAF-G-0000741\|Manuel Buzón's orchestra]], performing alongside [[TITAF-P-3066753\|Antonio Ríos]], [[TITAF-P-9624154\|Eduardo Marino]], and [[TITAF-P-4567823\|Cachito Presas]].		At just 14, Fernández debuted professionally in the orchestra of Aieta and soon after joined [[TITAF-G-0000741\|Manuel Buzón's orchestra]], performing alongside [[TITAF-P-3066753\|Antonio Ríos]], [[TITAF-P-9624154\|Eduardo Marino]], and [[TITAF-P-4567823\|Cachito Presas]].

	In 1932, he briefly joined [[TITAF-G-0001100		In 1932, he briefly joined [[TITAF-G-0001100\|Francisco Lomuto]]'s orchestra and had a short stint in the ensemble Visca-D’Arienzo. At 18, he entered the celebrated [[TITAF-G-0000601\|Sexteto Vardaro]], led by [[TITAF-P-2596542\|Elvino Vardaro]] and including [[TITAF-P-1539949\|Hugo Baralis]], [[TITAF-P-7008908\|Aníbal Troilo]], [[TITAF-P-7938022\|Pecho Caracciolo]], and [[TITAF-P-6530770\|Osvaldo Pugliese]]. The group debuted at Cabaret Tabarís in 1933 and became known as the "Sexteto Germinal" for their success at Café Germinal.
	\|Francisco Lomuto]]'s orchestra and had a short stint in the ensemble Visca-D’Arienzo. At 18, he entered the celebrated [[TITAF-G-0000601\|Sexteto Vardaro]], led by [[TITAF-P-2596542\|Elvino Vardaro]] and including [[TITAF-P-1539949\|Hugo Baralis]], [[TITAF-P-7008908\|Aníbal Troilo]], [[TITAF-P-7938022\|Pecho Caracciolo]], and [[TITAF-P-6530770\|Osvaldo Pugliese]]. The group debuted at Cabaret Tabarís in 1933 and became known as the "Sexteto Germinal" for their success at Café Germinal.

	After a short time in [[TITAF-P-2596542\|Vardaro]]’s reformed group, Fernández participated in the Cuarteto del Novecientos alongside Vardaro and Juan Baüer, directed by [[TITAF-P-7686838\|Feliciano Brunelli]].		After a short time in [[TITAF-P-2596542\|Vardaro]]’s reformed group, Fernández participated in the Cuarteto del Novecientos alongside Vardaro and Juan Baüer, directed by [[TITAF-P-7686838\|Feliciano Brunelli]].

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	At just 14, Fernández debuted professionally in the orchestra of Aieta and soon after joined [[TITAF-G-0000741\|Manuel Buzón's orchestra]], performing alongside [[TITAF-P-3066753\|Antonio Ríos]], [[TITAF-P-9624154\|Eduardo Marino]], and [[TITAF-P-4567823\|Cachito Presas]].		At just 14, Fernández debuted professionally in the orchestra of Aieta and soon after joined [[TITAF-G-0000741\|Manuel Buzón's orchestra]], performing alongside [[TITAF-P-3066753\|Antonio Ríos]], [[TITAF-P-9624154\|Eduardo Marino]], and [[TITAF-P-4567823\|Cachito Presas]].

	In 1932, he briefly joined [[TITAF-P-~~3102630~~\|Francisco Lomuto]]'s orchestra and had a short stint in the ensemble Visca-D’Arienzo. At 18, he entered the celebrated [[TITAF-G-0000601\|Sexteto Vardaro]], led by [[TITAF-P-2596542\|Elvino Vardaro]] and including [[TITAF-P-1539949\|Hugo Baralis]], [[TITAF-P-7008908\|Aníbal Troilo]], [[TITAF-P-7938022\|Pecho Caracciolo]], and [[TITAF-P-6530770\|Osvaldo Pugliese]]. The group debuted at Cabaret Tabarís in 1933 and became known as the "Sexteto Germinal" for their success at Café Germinal.		In 1932, he briefly joined [[TITAF-G-0001100
			\|Francisco Lomuto]]'s orchestra and had a short stint in the ensemble Visca-D’Arienzo. At 18, he entered the celebrated [[TITAF-G-0000601\|Sexteto Vardaro]], led by [[TITAF-P-2596542\|Elvino Vardaro]] and including [[TITAF-P-1539949\|Hugo Baralis]], [[TITAF-P-7008908\|Aníbal Troilo]], [[TITAF-P-7938022\|Pecho Caracciolo]], and [[TITAF-P-6530770\|Osvaldo Pugliese]]. The group debuted at Cabaret Tabarís in 1933 and became known as the "Sexteto Germinal" for their success at Café Germinal.

	After a short time in [[TITAF-P-2596542\|Vardaro]]’s reformed group, Fernández participated in the Cuarteto del Novecientos alongside Vardaro and Juan Baüer, directed by [[TITAF-P-7686838\|Feliciano Brunelli]].		After a short time in [[TITAF-P-2596542\|Vardaro]]’s reformed group, Fernández participated in the Cuarteto del Novecientos alongside Vardaro and Juan Baüer, directed by [[TITAF-P-7686838\|Feliciano Brunelli]].

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	\|citizenshipLabel=Argentina		\|citizenshipLabel=Argentina
	\|Todotango_links=https://www.todotango.com/creadores/ficha/75/Jorge-Argentino-Fernandez		\|Todotango_links=https://www.todotango.com/creadores/ficha/75/Jorge-Argentino-Fernandez
	\|~~GroupFreeText~~='''Jorge Argentino Fernández''' was a distinguished Argentine bandoneonist, orchestra leader, and composer who contributed significantly to tango through both his performances and musical direction.		\|PersonFreeText='''Jorge Argentino Fernández''' was a distinguished Argentine bandoneonist, orchestra leader, and composer who contributed significantly to tango through both his performances and musical direction.

	Born in Villa Crespo, Buenos Aires, he began playing the bandoneón in childhood. The instrument, originally intended for his older brother Miguel, became his calling. He studied first with his uncle Reinaldo Peirano, then with [[TITAF-P-9680534\|Anselmo Aieta]], and later completed his training under [[TITAF-P-9291371\|Mario Maurano]].		Born in Villa Crespo, Buenos Aires, he began playing the bandoneón in childhood. The instrument, originally intended for his older brother Miguel, became his calling. He studied first with his uncle Reinaldo Peirano, then with [[TITAF-P-9680534\|Anselmo Aieta]], and later completed his training under [[TITAF-P-9291371\|Mario Maurano]].

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	\|Name=Jorge Argentino Fernández		\|Name=Jorge Argentino Fernández
	\|Name_real=Jorge Argentino Fernández		\|Name_real=Jorge Argentino Fernández
	\|alternative_search=jorge argentino fernandez \|\| jorge fernandez		\|alternative_search=jorge argentino fernandez;;jorge fernandez
	\|instanceOf=human		\|instanceOf=human
	\|birthDate=1915-06-18		\|birthDate=1915-06-18
	\|deathDate=2002-05-20		\|deathDate=2002-05-20
	~~\|Birth display=18 June 1915~~
	~~\|Death display=20 May 2002~~
	\|genderLabel=male		\|genderLabel=male
	\|Occupation=bandoneonist \|\| conductor ~~\|\| composer~~		\|Occupation=bandoneonist;;conductor;;composer
	~~\|Occupation display=bandoneonist<br />conductor<br />~~composer
	\|instrument=bandoneon		\|instrument=bandoneon
	~~\|instrument display=bandoneon~~
	\|birthPlaceLabel=Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires		\|birthPlaceLabel=Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires
	\|birthPlaceCountryLabel=Argentina		\|birthPlaceCountryLabel=Argentina
	\|citizenshipLabel=Argentina		\|citizenshipLabel=Argentina
	~~\|citizenshipLabel display=Argentina~~
	\|Todotango_links=https://www.todotango.com/creadores/ficha/75/Jorge-Argentino-Fernandez		\|Todotango_links=https://www.todotango.com/creadores/ficha/75/Jorge-Argentino-Fernandez
	}}		}}
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	<noinclude>{{DISPLAYTITLE:Jorge Argentino Fernández}}</noinclude>		<noinclude>{{DISPLAYTITLE:Jorge Argentino Fernández}}</noinclude>

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	\|Name_real=Jorge Argentino Fernández		\|Name_real=Jorge Argentino Fernández
			\|alternative_search=jorge argentino fernandez \|\| jorge fernandez
	\|instanceOf=human		\|instanceOf=human
	\|birthDate=1915-06-18		\|birthDate=1915-06-18

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	\|instrument=bandoneon		\|instrument=bandoneon
			\|instrument display=bandoneon
	\|birthPlaceLabel=Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires		\|birthPlaceLabel=Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires
	\|birthPlaceCountryLabel=Argentina		\|birthPlaceCountryLabel=Argentina
	\|citizenshipLabel=Argentina		\|citizenshipLabel=Argentina
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	\|Todotango_links=https://www.todotango.com/creadores/ficha/75/Jorge-Argentino-Fernandez		\|Todotango_links=https://www.todotango.com/creadores/ficha/75/Jorge-Argentino-Fernandez
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	At just 14, Fernández debuted professionally in the orchestra of Aieta and soon after joined [[TITAF-G-0000741\|Manuel Buzón's orchestra]], performing alongside [[TITAF-P-3066753\|Antonio Ríos]], [[TITAF-P-9624154\|Eduardo Marino]], and [[TITAF-P-4567823\|Cachito Presas]].		At just 14, Fernández debuted professionally in the orchestra of Aieta and soon after joined [[TITAF-G-0000741\|Manuel Buzón's orchestra]], performing alongside [[TITAF-P-3066753\|Antonio Ríos]], [[TITAF-P-9624154\|Eduardo Marino]], and [[TITAF-P-4567823\|Cachito Presas]].

	In 1932, he briefly joined [[TITAF-G-0001100		In 1932, he briefly joined [[TITAF-G-0001100\|Francisco Lomuto]]'s orchestra and had a short stint in the ensemble Visca-D’Arienzo. At 18, he entered the celebrated [[TITAF-G-0000601\|Sexteto Vardaro]], led by [[TITAF-P-2596542\|Elvino Vardaro]] and including [[TITAF-P-1539949\|Hugo Baralis]], [[TITAF-P-7008908\|Aníbal Troilo]], [[TITAF-P-7938022\|Pecho Caracciolo]], and [[TITAF-P-6530770\|Osvaldo Pugliese]]. The group debuted at Cabaret Tabarís in 1933 and became known as the "Sexteto Germinal" for their success at Café Germinal.
	\|Francisco Lomuto]]'s orchestra and had a short stint in the ensemble Visca-D’Arienzo. At 18, he entered the celebrated [[TITAF-G-0000601\|Sexteto Vardaro]], led by [[TITAF-P-2596542\|Elvino Vardaro]] and including [[TITAF-P-1539949\|Hugo Baralis]], [[TITAF-P-7008908\|Aníbal Troilo]], [[TITAF-P-7938022\|Pecho Caracciolo]], and [[TITAF-P-6530770\|Osvaldo Pugliese]]. The group debuted at Cabaret Tabarís in 1933 and became known as the "Sexteto Germinal" for their success at Café Germinal.

	After a short time in [[TITAF-P-2596542\|Vardaro]]’s reformed group, Fernández participated in the Cuarteto del Novecientos alongside Vardaro and Juan Baüer, directed by [[TITAF-P-7686838\|Feliciano Brunelli]].		After a short time in [[TITAF-P-2596542\|Vardaro]]’s reformed group, Fernández participated in the Cuarteto del Novecientos alongside Vardaro and Juan Baüer, directed by [[TITAF-P-7686838\|Feliciano Brunelli]].

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	At just 14, Fernández debuted professionally in the orchestra of Aieta and soon after joined [[TITAF-G-0000741\|Manuel Buzón's orchestra]], performing alongside [[TITAF-P-3066753\|Antonio Ríos]], [[TITAF-P-9624154\|Eduardo Marino]], and [[TITAF-P-4567823\|Cachito Presas]].		At just 14, Fernández debuted professionally in the orchestra of Aieta and soon after joined [[TITAF-G-0000741\|Manuel Buzón's orchestra]], performing alongside [[TITAF-P-3066753\|Antonio Ríos]], [[TITAF-P-9624154\|Eduardo Marino]], and [[TITAF-P-4567823\|Cachito Presas]].

	In 1932, he briefly joined [[TITAF-P-~~3102630~~\|Francisco Lomuto]]'s orchestra and had a short stint in the ensemble Visca-D’Arienzo. At 18, he entered the celebrated [[TITAF-G-0000601\|Sexteto Vardaro]], led by [[TITAF-P-2596542\|Elvino Vardaro]] and including [[TITAF-P-1539949\|Hugo Baralis]], [[TITAF-P-7008908\|Aníbal Troilo]], [[TITAF-P-7938022\|Pecho Caracciolo]], and [[TITAF-P-6530770\|Osvaldo Pugliese]]. The group debuted at Cabaret Tabarís in 1933 and became known as the "Sexteto Germinal" for their success at Café Germinal.		In 1932, he briefly joined [[TITAF-G-0001100
			\|Francisco Lomuto]]'s orchestra and had a short stint in the ensemble Visca-D’Arienzo. At 18, he entered the celebrated [[TITAF-G-0000601\|Sexteto Vardaro]], led by [[TITAF-P-2596542\|Elvino Vardaro]] and including [[TITAF-P-1539949\|Hugo Baralis]], [[TITAF-P-7008908\|Aníbal Troilo]], [[TITAF-P-7938022\|Pecho Caracciolo]], and [[TITAF-P-6530770\|Osvaldo Pugliese]]. The group debuted at Cabaret Tabarís in 1933 and became known as the "Sexteto Germinal" for their success at Café Germinal.

	After a short time in [[TITAF-P-2596542\|Vardaro]]’s reformed group, Fernández participated in the Cuarteto del Novecientos alongside Vardaro and Juan Baüer, directed by [[TITAF-P-7686838\|Feliciano Brunelli]].		After a short time in [[TITAF-P-2596542\|Vardaro]]’s reformed group, Fernández participated in the Cuarteto del Novecientos alongside Vardaro and Juan Baüer, directed by [[TITAF-P-7686838\|Feliciano Brunelli]].