Song
Tarde gris · Jorge Vidal · 1959
1946: 3, 6; 1983: 1, 0
Credit
- Music
- Juan Bautista Guido
- Lyrics
- Luis Rubistein
Source: TangoCloud catalogue
Every recording
4 recordings · our catalogue, dances filmed on TangoTube · 3 more we know of
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- Aníbal TroiloEarliest we holdMost dancedFloreal Ruiz · RCA Victor · Jun 143 dances1946
- Miguel CalóRaúl Iriarte · Odeon · Dec 123 dances1946
- Osmar MadernaPedro Datila · RCA Victor · Nov 23Not danced on film yet1946
- Sexteto TangoRoberto Goyeneche · Dec 6Not danced on film yet1983
- Ángel Domingo Riverol, Guillermo Barbieri, José María AguilarNot in our catalogueCarlos Gardel · Jun 171930
- Luis CardeiNot in our catalogue
- Jorge VidalNot in our catalogue
Lyrics
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Pese al dolor vengo a verte. Lo supe ayer que te hallabas tan mal. Yo que juré odiarte hasta la muerte no pude más y vine al hospital. Por todo el mal que me has hecho quise cobrar este amargo rencor, pero después sentí dentro del pecho mi corazón latir con santo amor. ¿Por qué llorás? ¿Acaso mi presencia en este instante a vos también te apena? ¿O al recordar tu vida sin esencia te arrepentiste y hoy querés ser buena? La tarde gris, tan gris como mi pena, acompañó mi quebranto por tu herida, porque tus besos trajeron a mi vida la dicha de soñar y el ansia de vivir. No vine aquí a reprocharte... Todo pasó... y prefiero olvidar... Lo quiere Dios que vuelva a perdonarte y que otra vez volvamos a empezar. Cuando se curen tus males mi corazón volverá a despertar. Retornarán los mansos manantiales y como ayer tendremos un hogar.
English · machine translation
In spite of the pain I come to see you. I knew yesterday that you were in such a bad way. I who swore to hate you to death I couldn't take it anymore and came to the hospital. For all the evil you have done me I wanted to collect this bitter grudge, but then I felt inside my chest my heart beat with holy love. Why do you weep? Does my presence at this moment grieves you too? Or remembering your life without essence did you repent and today you want to be good? The gray afternoon, as gray as my sorrow, accompanied my sorrow for your wound, because your kisses brought to my life the joy of dreaming and the longing to live. I didn't come here to reproach you... It's all over... and I prefer to forget... God wants me to forgive you again and that we start all over again. When your ills are cured my heart will awake again. The meek springs will return and like yesterday we will have a home.
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