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Racing Club · Carlos Di Sarli · 1930

Music by Vicente Greco. 6 recordings in our catalogue, 1930–1971.

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Recordings by year

Source: TangoCloud catalogue

19301971

1930: 1, 1940: 1, 1946: 1, 1949: 1, 1950: 1, 1971: 1

Credit

Music
Vicente Greco

Source: TangoCloud catalogue

Lyrics

Español

Racing Club de Avellaneda club de mi pueblo querido, yo que admiro con cariño tu valiente batallar en esas horas gloriosas para el deporte argentino, fuiste campeón genuino de la masa popular. Racing Club, vos que diste academia en la América del Sur gran campeón de los tiempos viejos de oro del futbol de mi Nación, yo quisiera ver triunfar a tus colores, que son los de mi bandera porque aún seguís siendo para todos el glorioso Racing Club. Noble club con gran cariño te sigue la muchachada la que tan entusiasmada te sabrá siempre alentar, porque sos vos Racing Club la gloria del tiempo de oro como el Alumni que añoro y jamás volverá.

English · machine translation

Racing Club of Avellaneda club of my beloved town, I who admire with affection your brave battle in those glorious hours for the Argentinean sport, you were a genuine champion of the popular mass. Racing Club, you who gave academy in South America great champion of the golden old times of my Nation's soccer, I would like to see your colors triumph, which are those of my flag because you are still for all of us the glorious Racing Club. Noble club with great affection the youngsters follow you who so enthusiastically will always know how to encourage you, because you are Racing Club the glory of the golden time like the Alumni I long for and will never return.

Every recording

6 recordings by year · source: TangoCloud catalogue

  1. Racing ClubCarlos Di Sarli1930
  2. Racing ClubCarlos Di Sarli1940
  3. Racing ClubÁngel D'Agostino1946
  4. Racing ClubAlfredo Gobbi1949
  5. Racing ClubRodolfo Biagi1950
  6. Racing ClubDonato Racciatti1971

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