Musical work title having upper case initial

This list contains musical work titles that are exceptions to the general rule that work titles may be written having the first letter (if any) of the first word in upper case, and subsequent letters in lower case.

This is related to sentence case. In sentence case proper nouns are capitalized. It may be that all titles below are listed here, because they contain a proper noun.

• A la Huacachina (Place in Peru, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Huacachina)
• A Evaristo Carriego
• A Martín Fierro
• A Orlando Goñi
• A Zárate (?)
• Adiós, Pampa mía
• Adiós Nonino (Astor Piazzolla is said to have referred to his father Vicente Piazzolla by the nickname "Nonino"
• Adiós, Coco
• Buenos Aires
• Cafe de los Angelitos
• Cafetin de Buenos Aires
• Café Domínguez
• Café Homero
• Café La Humedad
• Calle Cabildo
• Calle Corrientes
• Callecita Brandsen
• Canción de ave María
• Carrillón de la Merced / Carillón de la Merced
• Chau París
• Chau Pinela
• Chiquilín de Bachín
• Cortada de San Ignacio
• C.T.V.
• Don Agustin Bardi
• El Buscapié (Spanish word)
• El Marne (Marne = river in France)
• Flor de lino (Flower of flax, (Linum usitatissimum))
• Igual que Judas
• Julián Centeya
• Lejos de Buenos Aires
• Madrecita de Pompeya
• Margarita Gauthier
• Me llaman El zorro
• Moneda de Cobre
• Noches de Colón
• Payado del Martin Fierro y El moreno
• Para Vigo me voy
• Pobre Mateo
• Quand Charlot joue du saxophone
• Racing Club
• Rodríguez Peña
• Saca Chispas (?)
• San Benito de Palermo
• San Telmo lounge
• Santa Milonguita
• Soledad, la de Barracas (why?)
• Sonaste Maneco
• Soy muchacho de La Guardia
• S.O.S.
• S.V.P.
• T.B.C.
• Tristezas de la calle Corrientes
• Unión Cívica
• Yo me caso, Doña Lola
• Yo me llamo Juan Te Quiero
• Yo soy de San Telmo