1907.11.1 Born in Anatuyá
1916 Family moved to Buenos Aires (In the neighborhood lived Sebastián Piana, Cátulo Castillo, José González Castillo)
1916. Hipólito Yrigoyen elected as the first President of nationalist in the first democratic election.
1921 wrote lyrics to his first vals ¿Por qué no me besas? while he was studying at Colegio Luppi.
1926 Viejo Ciego, started University (Law school)
1930 Started working as a school teacher
1930.9.6 Yrigoyen overthrown as President as a result of military coup.
1931.2 Arrested and jailed
Lost his job as a school teacher and his admission at Law School
Wrote and Published Automobile guidebook (similar to Michelin guide)
1931.12.31 Homero married Casilda Iñíguez Vildósola
1931 wrote Milonga Sentimental
1933.5.6 Acho Manzi was born (first son of Homero, third child of Casilda)
1933 Milonga Sentimental got recorded
Milonga del "900"
1934 Acquired its penname as Homero Manzi
1935.6.29 FORJA founded (Fuerza de Orientación Radical de la Joven Argentina)
Muchacho De Cafetín, Monte Criollo
1937 Abandono, Así Es El Tango
1938 Telón, Milongón
1939 Campo Afuera
1940 movie Huella
1941 Manoblanca, Pena Mulata
1942 movie La Guerra Gaucha (Gaucho's War) (script)
movie La Vieja Hucha (script)
Malena, Barrio de Tango, Esquinas Porteñas, Ninguna, Mañana Zarpa Un Barco, Fueye, De Barro, Mariana
1943 Recién, Paisaje, El Pescante, Tal Vez Será Su Voz, Cornetín,
1944 movie Su Mejor Alumno (His Best Student)
Solamente Ella, Torrente
1945 Fuimos, Fruta Amarga, Después
FORJA dissolved.
traveled to Mexico with Enrique Santos Discépolo and Mario Benard to negotiate SADAIC contracts
1947 Romance de Barrio
1948 Elected as President of SADAIC (served two terms)
movie Pobre Mi Madre Querida
1949 Sur, Che, Bandoneón!, El Último Organito
Movie El Último Payador (The Last Folk Singer) (director, script)
1949
1951 Dictated lyrics of Discepolín on the phone to Troilo
1951.5.3. Passed away
1951.5.29 Aníbal Troilo record Responso (an instrumental song Troilo composed in lament of Homero Manzi's passing)
and Discepolín (with Raúl Berón).
1951.12.27. Enrique Santos Discépolo passed away