Song
Cicatrices · Ángel Vargas · 1956
1927: 1, 1; 1930: 1, 2; 1940: 1, 1; 1942: 1, 25; 1952: 1, 1; 1956: 1, 0
Credit
- Music
- Adolfo Avilés
- Lyrics
- Enrique Maroni
Source: TangoCloud catalogue
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6 recordings · our catalogue, dances filmed on TangoTube · 7 more we know of
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- Juan D'ArienzoMost dancedHéctor Mauré · RCA Victor · Dec 2225 dances1942
- Carlos Di SarliSantiago Devincenzi · RCA Victor · Jan 242 dances1930
- Rodolfo BiagiAndrés Falgás · Odeon · Mar 271 dance1940
- Francisco LomutoEarliest we holdInstrumental · Odeon · Aug 81 dance1927
- Alberto MancioneJorge Ledesma · Aug 201 dance1952
- Ángel VargasRCA Victor · Oct 30Not danced on film yet1956
- Guillermo Barbieri, José RicardoNot in our catalogueCarlos Gardel1925
- Juan CambareriNot in our catalogueAlberto Casares · Aug 141948
- Edelmiro D'AmarioNot in our catalogueÁngel Vargas · Oct 301956
- Juan PulidoNot in our catalogue
- Horacio MalvicinoNot in our catalogue
- Osvaldo FresedoNot in our catalogue
- -unspecified guitars-Not in our catalogueHéctor Mauré
Lyrics
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Cicatrices incurables de una herida que me ha causado la vida en su triste batallar. Cicatrices que ya no se cierran nunca porque llevan siempre trunca la esperanza de curar. La quería eternamente pero ella fue perjura y llenó de honda amargura y de pena mi ilusión. Y es por eso que ahora vivo siempre a golpes con la suerte y sólo quiero la muerte para mi angustiado y pobre corazón. En la cara también luzco con orgullo un recuerdo que es muy tuyo y que llevo por mi mal. Un recuerdo que me hicieron en tu nombre cuando yo jugué como hombre con la vida del rival. Cicatrices imborrables de un tormentoso pasado que la suerte me ha brindado y que nunca perderé. Cicatrices de mi vida que, aunque no tienen encanto, yo las quiero tanto y tanto que jamás, jamás ya nunca olvidaré.
English · machine translation
Scars incurable scars of a wound that life has caused me in its sad battle. Scars that will never close because they always carry truncated the hope of healing. I loved her forever but she was perjured and filled with deep bitterness and of sorrow my illusion. And that is why now I live always in a battle with luck and I only want death for my anguished and poor heart. On my face I also wear with pride a memory that is very much yours and that I carry for my pain. A souvenir that was made for me in your name when I played as a man with the life of the rival. Indelible scars of a stormy past that luck has given me and that I will never lose. Scars of my life that, although they have no charm I love them so much and so much that I will never, ever, ever forget.
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