| 词条 | Carlos Canaveris |
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| name = Carlos Canaveris | image = | image_upright = | image_size = | landscape = | alt = | caption = | background = non_vocal_instrumentalist | birth_name = Carlos Alberto Canaveris Gaytan | alias = "El pardo" | birth_date = 5 February 1858 | birth_place = Buenos Aires, Argentina | origin = | death_date = c.1910 | death_place = La Plata, Argentina | genre = Tango | occupation = Instrumentalist | instrument = Guitar | years_active = 1881-1900s | label = | associated_acts = | website = }}Carlos Canaveris (1858 – c.1910) known as "el pardo" was an Argentine musician.[1] He integrated several Tango musical ensembles, including the trio formed with Ernesto Ponzio and José Fuster.[2] BiographyCanaveris was born in 1858 in the neighborhood of San Nicolás, son of Carlos Canaveris Rabelo and Celestina Gaytan Luna,[3] a Creole woman of Spanish and African roots.[4] He studied guitar with Juan Alais, Gaspar Sagreras,[5] and Antonio Rubira, three outstanding guitar teachers of the nineteenth century.[6] In 1883 Canaveris formed a trio with the guitarist Eusebio Azpiazú, and the violinist Francisco Ramos.[7] Between 1904 and 1907, he integrated a trio with the violinist Ernesto Ponzio and José Dionisio Fuster, on flute. "El pardo" was one of the precursors of tango in the Río de la Plata, who were called as La Guardia Vieja. At the beginning of his musical career, Canaveris had integrated the first tango orchestra of Buenos Aires, directed by the bandoneonist Antonio Chiappe.[8] These first tango musicians were of African descent, and among the most famous were Sebastián Ramos Mejía, "el pardo", and Leopoldo Thompson, "el negro".[9] Carlos Canaveris belonged to a family of musicians. His son Carlos Canaveri Sosa, was a renowned guitarist who performed on Radio París of Buenos Aires.[10] And her sister, Isabel Canaveri composed the "Cardo Azul", poem recorded by Carlos Gardel and José Razzano for the Odeon Records in 1913.[11] His father, Carlos Canaveri Ravelo, was a military man, who owned land in the area of Veinticinco de Mayo (Buenos Aires Province).[12] References1. ^{{Citation |last= |first= |year= |title=El Buenos Aires de Angel G. 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