Froilán Aguilar

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Froilán Aguilar


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Real name Froilán Aguilar

Life 9 October 1896 – 26 January 1974

Occupation

    • guitarist
    • lyricist
    • composer

Instrument

    • guitar

Place of birth Montevideo, Montevideo Department

Country of birth Uruguay

Citizenship

    • Uruguay

Siblings


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Froilán Aguilar was a guitarist, lyricist, and composer. He began performing in Montevideo, lived briefly in Buenos Aires, and returned to Uruguay in 1926. In the 1940s, he also performed as a classical guitar soloist. He was the brother of José María Aguilar and worked as a guitarist on Montevideo radio stations.

Notable Accompaniments

Rosita Quiroga and Rosita Del Carril (duo), alongside his brother José María Aguilar. Buenos Aires, early 1920s.

Rosita Quiroga – Buenos Aires, approximately 1925–1928.

Ignacio Corsini – Buenos Aires, 1926 (brief period).

Hermanas Méndez (Carmen Méndez and Magdalena Méndez), with Diego Picera – Montevideo, date unknown.

Armando Sentous Barbé, with his brother José María Aguilar – possibly Buenos Aires, 1934.

Rufina T. Bárcena, with the Conjunto Criollo Aguilar, around 1935.

Member of Ensembles

Quinteto Criollo Los Insólitos: Froilán Aguilar, Ítalo Goyeche, Carlos Bértola Ravera, Luis Viappiana, and José María Aguilar. Montevideo, 1924 (performed during carnival season).

Unnamed group: with singer Blanquita Ramos, Froilán Aguilar, and brothers Julio Navarrine and Alfredo Navarrine. Buenos Aires (Teatro Hippodrome), year unknown.

Trío Nacional de Guitarras: Julio Pizzo, Alfonso Pisera, Froilán Aguilar. Montevideo, 1930. This trio was part of Los Trovadores.

Conjunto Criollo Aguilar: Froilán Aguilar, Julio Fontela, Juan Ferro. Montevideo, around 1935.

Theatre Performances

Santos Vega (by Fernán Silva Valdés) – Performed by the Comedia Nacional at Teatro Solís, Montevideo, 17 April 1952. Froilán Aguilar and Andrés Remersaro played guitar in a cast of around 50 actors.

El caudillo (by Justino Zavala Muniz) – Performed by the Comedia Nacional at Teatro Solís, Montevideo, circa 1962. Froilán Aguilar played the role of a payador.

Orchestras

No known group memberships.

Recordings

No recordings found.

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