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Remains of Brazilian Pianist Disappeared in 1976 in Argentina Are Identified
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Buenos Aires., The Argentine Forensic Anthropology Team (EAAF) identified Francisco Tenorio Cerqueira Junior, the Brazilian pianist who disappeared in 1976 after being kidnapped on March 18 of that year, shortly before the coup d'état, in Buenos Aires, when the so-called Condor Plan, a repressive coordination among South American dictatorships, was already underway.
Francisco Tenório Cerqueira Júnior, a Brazilian musician who disappeared in Buenos Aires a few days after the beginning of the civic-military dictatorship (1976-1983), was identified through the collation of his fingerprints, although his remains could not be found, reported this Saturday the Argentine Forensic Anthropology Team (EAAF), which headed the investigation.Tenório Júnior, 35, had arrived in Buenos Aires as a pianist of the band Viníci…
Tenório Júnior, 35, had arrived for a series of concerts and on March 18, 1976, left his hotel located in the center of the Argentine capital but never returned. From this moment on his disappearance was denounced by human rights organizations as State terrorism.
The body of Brazilian pianist Francisco Tenorio Cerqueira Junior, known as Tenorio Junior (photo), was identified in Buenos Aires after almost half a century without answers. The music is one of the victims of the Argentine military dictatorship. Junior Tenor disappeared on Tuesday, March 18, 1976, at the age of 34. He was in a tournament by Argentina... The post After almost 50 years, Tenorio Jr. was identified in Argentina first appeared on Th…
After 49 years, Brazilian pianist Francisco Tenorio Cerqueira Junior, who disappeared on March 18, 1976 in Buenos Aires, killed days before the hit that set up the dictatorship in Argentina, had the body identified by the Argentine Anthropology Forense Team (EAAF) The entity claimed that the conclusion was possible through [...]
The body of Brazilian pianist Tenorio Junior, who disappeared in 1976 in Argentina, was identified almost 50 years later.
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