Eduardo Falú

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Works

1

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El Galpón, Salta, Argentina

Eduardo Falú (July 7, 1923 – August 9, 2013) was an Argentine folk music guitarist and composer. Eduardo Falú was born in El Galpón, a village near San José de Metán in the province of Salta, in 1923. His parents, Fada and Juan Falú, were Syrian immigrants. Raised in rural surroundings, he was strongly influenced by the folk traditions of Salta (which remain, in Falú's words, "something lively,…

Known for

• Mire que es lindo mi país — Self1981
• El canto cuenta su historia — Self1976
• Argentinísima II — Self1973
• Argentinísima — Él mismo1972
• El cantor enamorado1969
• Cosquín, amor y folklore1965
• Prima Lidia — Él mismo - cameo1964
• Discorama — Self1959

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Music · MusicBrainz

Type

Person

Gender

Male

Origin

Argentina

Active from

1923-07-07

Active to

2013-08-09

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Listeners · Last.fm

Listeners

9,106

Total plays

68,593

Eduardo Falú as an artist almost defies description, being one of the twentieth century giants amongst guitarists who actually 'changed' the guitar – in the same tradition as Barrios and Segovia - as well as possessing a beautiful baritone voice and a composer of a modern folkloric repertoire. A friend went to a concert at Whigmore Hall in London in the late seventies. Attending were John Williams, the jazz guitarist Barney Kessel, and every other jazz guitarist of note in London, such is the es

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Wikidata facts

Instance of

human

Given name

Eduardo

Gender

male

Citizenship

Argentina

Place of birth

Salta Province

Place of death

Buenos Aires

Occupation

actor

Languages spoken

Spanish

Genre

chacarera

Instrument

voice

Record label

Philips Records

Image

Eduardo falu en canal13.jpg

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