Echagüe sang with D'Arienzo just for 2 years in 1938-39 then went solo with D'Arienzo's pianist Juan Polito but it didn't go well. He joined D'Arienzo again in 1944 and stayed until 1957.  Repertoire from the PHASE I is fast paced and sharp. In US PHASE I is played more often while PHASE II are more popular in Buenos Aires. PHASE II repertoire is darker and more complex. Note the heavy use of lunfardo from 1947 after the ban was lifted. 

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Discography (chronological order)

1938

Indiferencia (Indifference)

Pensalo Bien (Think It Well)

Nada Más (Nothing More)

La Bruja (The Witch)

Ansiedad (Anxiety)

No Mientas (Don’t Lie)

1939

Olvídame (Forget About Me)

Mandria (Wretched)

El Vino Triste (The Sad Wine)

Santa Milonguita (Saint Milonguita) Watch Una Noche De Poesía video!

Qué Importa (Who Cares?)

Qué Diós Te Ayude (God Help You)

Trago Amargo (Bitter Drink)

Discography (chronological order)

1944

Después (Afterwards) 

No Nos Veremos Nunca (We'll Never See Each Other Again)

La Madrugada (Dawn)

1945

Corrientes Y Esmeralda (Corrientes and Esmeralda)

Music: Francisco Pracánico Lyrics: Celedonio Flores ​ Translation: Michael Krugman 

Ya Estamos Iguales (Now We’re Even)

Leguisamo Solo (Only Leguisamo)

Siempre Amigos (Forever Friends)

1947

Cambalache (Pawnshop)
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Music: Enrique Santos Discépolo Lyrics: Enrique Santos Discépolo Translation: Derrick Del Pilar

1948

Barajando (Shuffling)

1949

Farabute (Crook)

1950

Bien Pulenta (I’m Like This)

1951

Amarroto (Stingy)

El Nene Del Abasto (The Kid from Abasto)
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Paciencia (Patience)

N.P. (Not Placed)

Este Carnaval (This Carnival)

1952

El Tigre Millán (Millan The Tiger)