in Belgium, spent much of his childhood in Banfield. Banfield was also home of the renowned tango composer Alfredo De Angelis and the popular singer Sandro. Home of the Pio Collivadino Museum, Medrano 165, Lomas de Zamora: Collivadino, one of Argentina's most famous artists, was the Director of the Academy of Fine Arts in Buenos Aires and an organizer of the Prilidiano Pueyrreddon School of Fine Arts until he was forced to retire by the military dictator, General Pedro Pablo Ramirez, in 1944. Collivadino died in Buenos Aires in 1945 at the age of 76. Gallery References External links Lomas Athletic Club - Official site Banfield's Commercial Guide Aguirre Conservatory of Music Populated places in Buenos Aires Province Lomas de Zamora Partido Populated places established in 1873 Cities in Argentina Argentina