Song
Sueño querido · Horacio Salgan · 1961
1949: 1, 1; 1951: 1, 0; 1961: 1, 0; 1996: 1, 0; 2000: 1, 0; 2005: 1, 0
Horacio Salgan recorded it in 1951 and 1961. One other orchestra recorded it more than once.
How we know
Takes in our catalogue by the same orchestra in different years; the canon’s first orchestra is named.
Credit
- Music
- Ángel Maffia
- Lyrics
- Mario Battistella
Source: TangoCloud catalogue
Every recording
6 recordings · our catalogue, dances filmed on TangoTube · 13 more we know of
Choose A and B on two recordings to hear them one after the other.
- Horacio SalganHoracio Deval · RCA Victor · May 7Not danced on film yet1951
- Horacio SalganEdmundo Rivero · PhilipsNot danced on film yet1961
- Color Tango (Roberto Alvarez)Abel CórdobaNot danced on film yet1996
- Color Tango (Roberto Alvarez)Eduardo EspinozaNot danced on film yet2005
- Orquesta El ArranqueAriel Ardit · Sep 1Not danced on film yet2000
- Alberto MarinoEarliest we holdMost dancedInstrumental · Aug 191 dance1949
- Carlos GardelNot in our catalogue1932
- Carlos GardelNot in our catalogueJul 231932
- Carlos GardelNot in our catalogue1933
- Carlos GardelNot in our catalogueJan 131933
- Héctor María ArtolaNot in our catalogueAlberto Marino1949
- Héctor María ArtolaNot in our catalogueAlberto Marino · Aug 191949
- Osvaldo CordóNot in our catalogueOsvaldo Cordó1959
- Raúl Miguel GarelloNot in our catalogueRoberto Rufino · Nov 201970
- Orquesta Típica PorteñaNot in our catalogueRoberto Goyeneche · Sep 51977
- Carlos GardelNot in our catalogue
- Roberto GoyenecheNot in our catalogue
- Ángel Domingo Riverol, Domingo Julio Vivas, Guillermo Barbieri, Horacio PettorossiNot in our catalogueCarlos Gardel
- Raúl Miguel GarelloNot in our catalogueRoberto Goyeneche
Lyrics
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Los veinte abriles daba yo y ya deseaba recorrer el mundo que me ilusionó. Mi pobre vieja en su pesar lloró de pena, y en alas de mi sueño abandoné el hogar. Mi porvenir interrogué, y aunque me dijo el sabio que era oscuro proseguí con fe. Soñaba al son de mis primeros años sin ver los desengaños pero desperté. Sueño querido de mi tierna y bella juventud, fuiste espantado por la negra ingratitud. Sólo me queda de tu mágico esplendor, el yelmo roto de triste soñador. Por eso cuando llega a mi alma el lúgubre doblar de las campanas me dan ganas de rezar. Sueño querido, ha pasado tu carroza para siempre ya te has ido y no volverás más. Quise ser bueno y sólo fui romántico Quijote para el mundo que se rió de mí. En la amistad y en el amor fui traicionado. Y en la mitad del pecho me clavó el dolor. Todo ilusión tan sólo fue que se esfumó con la primera estrella del amanecer. Casi me pierdo en esa noche oscura soñando en las alturas, pero desperté.
English · machine translation
I was in my twenties and I already wanted to travel the world that I was looking forward to. My poor old lady in her grief cried with grief, and on the wings of my dream I left home. My future I questioned, And though the wise man told me it was dark. I went on in faith. I dreamed to the sound of my early years without seeing the disappointments but I awoke. Dear dream of my tender and beautiful youth, you were frightened away by black ingratitude. I only have left of your magical splendor, the broken helmet of a sad dreamer. That's why when the mournful tolling of the bells of the bells makes me want to pray. Beloved dream, your chariot has passed you are gone forever and you will come no more. I wanted to be good and I was only romantic Quixote for the world that laughed at me. In friendship and in love I was betrayed. And in the middle of my chest I was nailed by pain. All illusion was only that vanished with the first star of dawn. I almost lost myself in that dark night dreaming on the heights, but I woke up.
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