Homero Nicolás Manzione Prestera

Homero Nicolás Manzione Prestera best known with the name Homero Manzi was born on the 1^st November 1907; he died on the 3^rd May 1951. He was an argentine tango lyrist, and a writer of the many famous tangos of the country.

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Homero Manzi was born in Anatuya on the 1^st November 1907. He was interested in the literature of the country and also the tango music of the country since he was a young man. After a short stint in the practice of journalism in the country, he worked as a literature and Spanish professor, though for political issues he was expelled from his professorship and he made his mind up to put his time in arts.

 He took part in the beginnings of the FORJA in the year 1935. 

He was the founder of the Micrófono magazine that covered the subjects that are related to radio telephony, argentine films and film production. He is the man the wrote the screen play of the movie called Noblezagaucha in the year 1937, together with Hugo Mac Dougall and a fresh version of the silent film of the year 1915.

In the year 19040, Homero Manzi started a long collaboration with Ulyses Petit de Murat and they wrote many screenplay for Con el dedo en el gatillo

Tango Lyrics

Ø  ArrabalMilonga

Ø  AsíEs El Tango

Ø  Ay De Mí

Ø  Bandoneón Amigo

Ø  Barrio De Tango (1942), music by AnibalTroilo.

Ø  Betinotti (1938), music by Sebastian Piana.

Ø  BorrachoPorqueDigo La Verdad

Ø  Buenos Aires ColinaChata

Ø  Canto De Ausencia

Ø  Carnavalera

Ø  CheBandoneon (1950), music by AnibalTroilo.

Ø  Cornetín

Ø  Dale Dale

Ø  Definiciones Para EsperarMiMuerte

Ø  Desde El Alma (vals)

Ø  Despues (1937), music by Hugo Gutierrez.

Ø  De Ayer A Hoy

Ø  De Barro

Ø  Discepolín (1950), music by AnibalTroilo.

Ø  El Pescante (1934), music by Sebastian Piana.

Ø  El RomanticoFulero

Ø  El ÚltimoOrganito (1948), music by AchoManzi.

Ø  Ensueño (vals)

Ø  En Un Ranchito De Alsina - Nobleza De Arrabal

Ø  EsquinasPorteñas (vals)

Ø  Eufemio Pizarro

Ø  FrutaAmarga

Ø  Fueye

Ø  Fuimos (1945), music by Jose Dames.

Ø  Gato

Ø  Gota De Lluvia (vals)

Ø  Horizontes

Ø  Juan Manuel

Ø  La Mariposa Y La Flor Tango Canción

Ø  La PequeñaCanción

Ø  Llanto

Ø  Llorarás, Llorarás (vals)

Ø  Malena (1941), music by LucioDemare.

Ø  Mano Blanca (1939), music by Antonio de Bassi.

Ø  Mariana Milonga

Ø  MañanaZarpaUn Barco (1942), music by LucioDemare.

Ø  Milonga Del 900

Ø  Milonga De Los Fortines

Ø  Milonga De Puente Alsina

Ø  Milonga Sentimental (1932), music by Sebastian Piana.

Ø  MilongaTriste (1937), music by Sebastian Piana.

Ø  Milongón

Ø  MiTaza De Café

Ø  Monte Criollo (1935), music by Francisco Nicolas Pracanico.

Ø  Muchacho Del Cafetin

Ø  NegraMaría (1942), music by LucioDemare.

Ø  Negro Lindo

Ø  Ninguna (1942), music by Raul Fernandez Siro.

Ø  Oro Y Plata

Ø  Paisaje (vals)

Ø  PapáBaltasar (1942), music by Sebastian Piana.

Ø  Pena MulataMilonga

Ø  PorQué

Ø  Ramayón

Ø  Recién

Ø  Romance De Barrio (vals)

Ø  Romántica (vals)

Ø  Ronda De Ases

Ø  Ropa Blanca

Ø  Rosedal

Ø  Se Va La Murga

Ø  Sur (1948), music by AnibalTroilo.

Ø  Tal VezSerá Su Voz (1943), music by LucioDemare.

Ø  Tango (Voz de Tango) (1942), music by Sebastian Piana.

Ø  Tapera

Ø  TeLloranMis Ojos

Ø  Torrente

Ø  TristePaica

Ø  TuPálidaVoz

Ø  UnaLagrimaTuya (1949), music by Mariano Mores.

Ø  Valsecito De Antes (vals)

Ø  Veinticuatro De Agosto

Ø  Viejo Ciego (1926), music by Sebastian Piana and Catulo Castillo.

Ø  Voz De Tango

Ø  Yo Soy Del 30