Song
Yo también soñé · Miguel Caló · 1972
1936: 1, 2; 1938: 1, 0; 1951: 1, 2; 1972: 1, 0
Francisco Canaro recorded it in 1936 and 1951.
How we know
Takes in our catalogue by the same orchestra in different years; the canon’s first orchestra is named.
Yo también soñé · Miguel Caló · 1972 was sung by Roberto Arrieta.†
Credit
- Music
- Francisco Canaro
- Lyrics
- Luis César Amadori
Source: TangoCloud catalogue
Every recording
4 recordings · our catalogue, dances filmed on TangoTube · 4 more we know of
Choose A and B on two recordings to hear them one after the other.
- Miguel CalóRoberto Arrieta · EmbassyNot danced on film yet1972
- Francisco CanaroEarliest we holdMost dancedRoberto Maida · Odeon · Mar 122 dances1936
- Francisco CanaroMario Alonso · Odeon · Jul 202 dances1951
- Rafael Canaro Y Su Orquesta ArgentinaLuis ScalonNot danced on film yet1938
- Rafael CanaroNot in our catalogueLuis Scalón1934
- Francisco CanaroNot in our catalogueCharlo · Dec 311935
- Rafael CanaroNot in our catalogueLuis Scalón1936
- Rafael CanaroNot in our catalogueLuis Scalón1937
Lyrics
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Yo también soñé cuentos de ilusión, desde mi niñez, y fue un sueño azul el que me engañó en mi juventud. Yo soñé un amor, yo sentí el calor de un cariño fiel. Los tesoros que forjé locamente derroché y entre sueños fui feliz, al calor de esas caricias que después no conocí. Es más amargo el despertar cuanto más tierno fue el amor del sueño; una mano de hierro nos llama a la realidad y los sueños se cambian en miserias y maldad. Yo quisiera soñar y dormir de una vez para no despertar. Hoy perdida ya ilusión y fe, la vi aparecer linda como un sol. Me miró al pasar, por mi soledad, se acercó hasta mi y escuché su voz hablando de amor. Mi esperanza renació y hoy que me siento feliz tengo miedo de soñar, porque si esto fuera un sueño no podría ya vivir.
English · machine translation
I also dreamed tales of illusion, since my childhood, and it was a blue dream that deceived me in my youth. I dreamed a love, I felt the warmth of a faithful affection. The treasures I forged I madly squandered and among dreams I was happy, in the warmth of those caresses that later I never knew. The more bitter the awakening the more tender was the love of the dream; an iron hand calls us back to reality and dreams are changed into misery and evil. I would like to dream and sleep at once so as not to wake up. Today already lost illusion and faith, I saw her appear as beautiful as the sun. She looked at me as I passed by, by my loneliness, she approached me and I heard her voice speaking of love. My hope was reborn and today that I feel happy I'm afraid to dream, because if this were a dream I could no longer live.
What we don't know yet4 of 5 known
The day it was recorded.
Data: recordings, facts and sources
Singers1
Sung by Roberto Arrieta
Single sourceVocal1
Vocal sung
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