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{{Person
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|PersonFreeText=José María Aguilar was a solo and accompaniment guitarist, and a composer. He settled in Buenos Aires, where he taught guitar and, in 1923, was hired as a soloist and accompanist for recordings by the Victor label. He was one of the guitarists for [[TITAF-P-1941911|Carlos Gardel]]. After returning from a tour in Europe, he became publicly known as José María Aguilar. His wife, [[María Berois]], collaborated with him on the lyrics for several compositions: [[TITAF-T-0024689|Trenzas negras]], [[TITAF-T-0016491|Añoranzas]], and [[TITAF-T-0003149|Milonguera]]. Aguilar survived the Medellín plane crash that killed Gardel and others.
== Notable Accompaniments ==
[[TITAF-P-1033947|Arturo de Nava]] – possibly Montevideo, after 1917.
Duo [[TITAF-P-5199348|Néstor Feria]] and [[TITAF-P-9068159|Ítalo Goyeche]] – possibly Montevideo, circa 1920.
[[TITAF-P-8086807|Rosita Quiroga]] and [[Rosita Del Carril]] (duo), with his brother [[TITAF-P-2265868|Froilán Aguilar]]. Buenos Aires, early 1920s.
[[TITAF-P-8073900|Ignacio Corsini]] – accompanied:
with [[TITAF-P-2265868|Froilán Aguilar]] – Buenos Aires, up to approx. 1926.
with [[TITAF-P-8498931|Rosendo Pesoa]] – Buenos Aires, date unknown.
with [[TITAF-P-8498931|Rosendo Pesoa]] and [[TITAF-P-3517723|Enrique Maciel]] – Buenos Aires, briefly.
with [[TITAF-P-2294453|Armando Pages]] – Buenos Aires, 1920s.
[[Atilio Monsalve Copello]] and [[Fernando Nunciata]], with [[TITAF-P-6225204|Rafael Iriarte]] – Buenos Aires, 1924 (single performance).
[[TITAF-P-2540774|Agustín Magaldi]] and [[TITAF-P-8696030|Pedro Noda]] (duo Magaldi-Noda) – Buenos Aires, 1925.
[[TITAF-P-2540774|Agustín Magaldi]] – Buenos Aires, 1926.
[[TITAF-P-1941911|Carlos Gardel]]:
with [[TITAF-P-8691562|José Ricardo]] and [[TITAF-P-2624363|Guillermo Barbieri]] – Buenos Aires, 1928 (guitar trio that toured Europe).
with [[TITAF-P-2624363|Guillermo Barbieri]] – Buenos Aires, 1929.
with [[TITAF-P-2624363|Guillermo Barbieri]] and [[TITAF-P-2585124|Domingo Riverol]] – Buenos Aires, 1930.
with [[TITAF-P-2624363|Guillermo Barbieri]] and [[TITAF-P-2585124|Ángel Domingo Riverol]] – Buenos Aires, 1935.
== Member of Ensembles ==
Duo Pardo-Aguilar: [[TITAF-P-2962419|Mario Pardo]] and José María Aguilar – Buenos Aires, approximately between 1915/1920 and 1922.
== As Recording Guitarist ==
Victor label, Buenos Aires – 1923.
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Latest revision as of 08:00, 18 June 2025

José María Aguilar


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Real name José María Aguilar Porrás

Life 7 May 1891 – 21 December 1951

Pseudonyms

    • Indio

Occupation

    • actor
    • composer
    • singer
    • lyricist
    • guitarist

Instrument

    • guitar
    • voice

Place of birth Montevideo, Montevideo Department

Country of birth Uruguay

Citizenship

    • Uruguay
    • Argentina

Siblings


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José María Aguilar was a solo and accompaniment guitarist, and a composer. He settled in Buenos Aires, where he taught guitar and, in 1923, was hired as a soloist and accompanist for recordings by the Victor label. He was one of the guitarists for Carlos Gardel. After returning from a tour in Europe, he became publicly known as José María Aguilar. His wife, María Berois, collaborated with him on the lyrics for several compositions: Trenzas negras, Añoranzas, and Milonguera. Aguilar survived the Medellín plane crash that killed Gardel and others.

Notable Accompaniments

Arturo de Nava – possibly Montevideo, after 1917.

Duo Néstor Feria and Ítalo Goyeche – possibly Montevideo, circa 1920.

Rosita Quiroga and Rosita Del Carril (duo), with his brother Froilán Aguilar. Buenos Aires, early 1920s.

Ignacio Corsini – accompanied:

with Froilán Aguilar – Buenos Aires, up to approx. 1926.

with Rosendo Pesoa – Buenos Aires, date unknown.

with Rosendo Pesoa and Enrique Maciel – Buenos Aires, briefly.

with Armando Pages – Buenos Aires, 1920s.

Atilio Monsalve Copello and Fernando Nunciata, with Rafael Iriarte – Buenos Aires, 1924 (single performance).

Agustín Magaldi and Pedro Noda (duo Magaldi-Noda) – Buenos Aires, 1925.

Agustín Magaldi – Buenos Aires, 1926.

Carlos Gardel:

with José Ricardo and Guillermo Barbieri – Buenos Aires, 1928 (guitar trio that toured Europe).

with Guillermo Barbieri – Buenos Aires, 1929.

with Guillermo Barbieri and Domingo Riverol – Buenos Aires, 1930.

with Guillermo Barbieri and Ángel Domingo Riverol – Buenos Aires, 1935.

Member of Ensembles

Duo Pardo-Aguilar: Mario Pardo and José María Aguilar – Buenos Aires, approximately between 1915/1920 and 1922.

As Recording Guitarist

Victor label, Buenos Aires – 1923.

Orchestras

No known group memberships.

Recordings

No recordings found.

Opus

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