Reyes, Manuel Romero and Fernán Silva Valdés. Rodriguez collaborated with the lyricists Enrique Cadícamo, Victor Soliño, Juan B. Other tangos of his include: ?Che papusa, oí?, ?Son grupos?, ?Yo tuve una novia?, ?Cuando bronca el temporal?, ?Hablame?, ?Pobre corazón?, ?Haceme caso a mí?, ?Canto por no llorar?, ?Rosa reseca?, ?Botija linda?, ?El pescador?, ?Te fuiste, ¡ja, ja!?, ?Adiós Argentina?, ?Mi provinciana?, ?La milonga azul?, ?Dale celos?, ?Raspail?, ?Mocosita?, ?La muchacha del circo?, ?San Telmo?. Thereafter in Montevideo he led his own tango orchestra for a short time. Rodríguez also composed pieces for theater plays premiered in Buenos Aires: Manuel Romero?s El Gran Circo Rivolta, among them.
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It is perhaps the most famous and recognizable tango of all time. His best known work for the tango is La Cumparsita.
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In 1931 he collaborated in the music of the movie ?Luces d e Buenos Aires? shot in Joinville, France which starred Carlos Gardel. He travelled widely throughout Europe and stayed in Paris for a time, as well as working as Uruguayan consul to Germany. However, he was at first too shy to play the piece himself, and it became known through the performance of others. He composed it as a young student in 1917. He studied architecture, but did not complete the course. Rodriguez was born in Montevideo, the son of the owner of a Cabaret. Gerardo Rodríguez Sotelo (Ma? April 25, 1948), also known as Becho, was an Uruguayan musician, composer and journalist.