Naipe marcado · Carlos Gardel · 1933

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Vayan parando 'El Chamuyo' van a cantar 'Mano a Mano', 'Lorenzo' y 'El entrerriano', payadores 'De Mi Flor'. Saldrá el 'Sentimiento criollo' enancao a 'El Pensamiento' sobre 'El Flete' de 'Un lamento' que va buscando un amor. ¿Dónde te fuiste, tango que te busco siempre y no te puedo 'hayar'? Te juro por mi vieja que si no te encuentro me pongo a 'yorar'. Fui por Florida ayer y por Corrientes hoy, me han informado que te habías piantado con tu bandoneón. Pero yo sé que vos no aguantarás el tren, 'naipe marcado' cuando ya es junado tiene que rajar. ¿Dónde te fuiste, tango que te busco siempre y no te puedo 'hayar'? Terminaron 'La payada' Y 'El taita' con su pericia pide a la 'Pampa' 'Felicia' que se quite el 'Zorro gris' y baile 'Derecho viejo' con el gran 'Rodríguez Peña' para que el 'Alma porteña' resurja grande y feliz.

English · machine translation

Stop 'El Chamuyo'. they are going to sing 'Mano a Mano', 'Lorenzo' and 'El entrerriano', payadores 'De Mi Flor'. The 'Sentimiento criollo' will come out. enancao to 'El Pensamiento' (The Thought) on 'El Flete' of 'Un lamento'. who goes looking for a love. Where did you go, tango that I'm always looking for you and I can't find you? I swear by my old lady that if I don't find you I'll start to 'yorar'. I went by Florida yesterday and by Corrientes today, I have been informed that you had left with your bandoneon. But I know that you will not hold the train, "marked playing card when it's already junado it has to leave. Where did you go, tango that I'm always looking for you and I can't find you? They finished 'La payada And 'El taita' with his expertise asks the 'Pampa' 'Felicia' to take off the 'Zorro gris and dance 'Derecho viejo with the great 'Rodríguez Peña so that the 'Alma porteña' resurge big and happy.