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Vidalita is a 1949
Argentine comedy film
directed and co-written by Luis
Saslavsky and
produced by Emelco. It
stars Mirtha Legrand as the
title character...
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alongside Mecha Ortiz, and a key role in De
padre desconocido (1949),
Vidalita (1949) and The
Story of the
Tango (1950). He also
appeared in Corrientes...
- de
Vidalita. This
piece was
inspired by one of the most po****r
lyric songs of
Argentine folklore. The
musicologist Carlos Vega said: "The '
vidalitas' are...
- Tema de Tárrega
Variaciones sobre el
Punto Guanacasteco Vidalita con
variaciones in A
minor Vidalita in D
minor Villancico de
Navidad Zapateado Caribe (trio)...
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Victoria (Viktor und Viktoria),
Germany (1933)
Victor Victoria, US/UK (1982)
Vidalita,
Argentina (1949) Vier
Fenster (Four Windows),
Germany (2006) Vil romance...
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Payada Pericón
Polka Rasguido doble Refalosa El
Sombrerito Tango Nuevo tango Tonada Tristecito Triunfo Valsecito criollo Vidala Vidalita Yaraví Zamba...
- feel, but
originate from
South America: colombianas, guajiras,
rumba and
vidalitas.
Other palos not
belonging to any of the
above groups: campanilleros,...
- like pericón, triunfo, gato and escondido, and
chants such as
cielito and
vidalita all
appeared during the post-independence period,
primarily in the 1820s...
- of Day” “At Twilight” (with violin; text by
Corinne B. Dodge) “Ay Ay Ay
Vidalita” “Barcarolle” “Consider the Lilies” “Delight of the Out of Doors” Four...
- (1950) Rice and Milk (1950)
Dance of Fire (1949) Diez
segundos (1949)
Vidalita (1949) The Name Was
Carlos Gardel (1949) El
barco sale a las diez (1948)...