He also recorded with several artists including: Victoria Cordova (vocalist) and Alfredo Antonini for Muzak (1949); his ensemble the BelCordions (four accordions, string bass and guitar) of his thirty arrangements for RCA Victor's "RCA Thesaurus" at NBC (1946); and the Biviano Sextette (1946). His recordings with Cordova showcased several songs from Latin America including: "Verde Luna" (Vincente Gomez), "Amor" (Gabriel Ruiz), "Siboney" (Ernesto Lecuona), "You Belong to My Heart" (Agustin Lara), "Edelma - Pasillo" (Terig Tucci) and "What a Difference a Day Made" (Maria Grever). His recordings with the Viva America Orchestra under Alfredo Antonini for Alpha Records in 1946 featured several Latin American favorites including: "Tres Palabras" (Osvaldo Farres), "Caminito de Tu Casa" (Julio Alberto Hernández), "Chapinita" (Miguel Sandoval) and "Noche De Ronda" (Augustin Lara). Reviews in "The New Records" praised the orchestra's performance and hailed the collection as among the best new albums of Latin American music.