El Choclo - Ángel Villoldo (Buenos Aires, Argentina, 1864 - 1919) was an Argentine composer, singer and guitarist.
Precursor of Argentine tango and for many researchers its first composer. He performed several activities: shredder, journalist, typographer, clown, singer and actor.
In cafes and dancing in Buenos Aires, especially in Boca, he released his first songs, always triumphing as one of the most outstanding Buenos Aires personalities, so much so that in 1907, he went to France under contract. He was most likely the first tango lyricist. His most famous tango is the 1903 El Choclo, which crossed the world, and in 1947 received lyrics by Discépolo and Marambio Catán.