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Oro de ley · Juan D'Arienzo · 1944
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Recordings by year
Source: TangoCloud catalogue
1944: 1
Credit
- Music
- Román Juri
Source: TangoCloud catalogue
Lyrics
Español
Yo soy un mozo cantor Fogueado de tanto andar, Tuve una pena de amor Quien sabe dónde andará. Mi nombre es el de Juan Cruz Y por mi orgullo mejor, De sur a norte alumbrar Me dicen el ruiseñor. Les traigo a flor de los labios Las canciones que me pidan, Yo sé cerrar una herida Y hacer olvidar agravios. Volqué mi acento en los barrios Y en cualquier sitio que fuere, Que no canta aquel que quiere Si no el que sabe cantar.
English · machine translation
I am a singing boy Trained from so much walking, I had a sorrow of love Who knows where it will go. My name is Juan Cruz And for my pride better, From south to north to light They call me the nightingale. I bring you the flower of my lips The songs they ask of me, I know how to close a wound And make you forget grievances. I turned my accent in the neighborhoods And anywhere I go, That it is not he who sings who wants to But the one who knows how to sing.
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1 recordings by year · source: TangoCloud catalogue
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