Song
Margarita Gauthier · Aníbal Troilo · 1943
1942: 1, 6; 1943: 1, 0; 1947: 1, 0; 1952: 1, 0; 1953: 2, 0; 2019: 2, 0
Margarita Gauthier · Aníbal Troilo · 1943 was sung by Francisco Fiorentino.†† Margarita Gauthier · Aníbal Troilo · 1943 is a tango.† Margarita Gauthier · Aníbal Troilo · 1943 lasts 02:33.†
Credit
- Music
- Joaquín Mora
- Lyrics
- Julio Jorge Nelson
Source: TangoCloud catalogue
Every recording
8 recordings · our catalogue, dances filmed on TangoTube · 12 more we know of
Choose A and B on two recordings to hear them one after the other.
- Aníbal TroiloFrancisco Fiorentino · RCA Victor · Mar 11Not danced on film yet1943
- Miguel CalóEarliest we holdMost dancedRaúl Berón · Odeon · Sep 96 dances1942
- Osmar MadernaPedro Datila · RCA Victor · Feb 20Not danced on film yet1947
- Alberto MancioneÁngel Varela · Nov 26Not danced on film yet1952
- Horacio SalganRoberto Goyeneche · TKNot danced on film yet1953
- Juan PolitoRaúl Figueroa · Mar 6Not danced on film yet1953
- Matilde VitulloJul 1Not danced on film yet2019
- Orquesta Típica AndariegaApr 1Not danced on film yet2019
- Roberto CalóNot in our catalogueAlberto Santillán1951
- Horacio SalgánNot in our catalogueRoberto Goyeneche1954
- Astor PiazzollaNot in our catalogue1964
- Jorge SobralNot in our catalogue
- Alberto GómezNot in our catalogue
- Armando PontierNot in our catalogueRoberto Florio
- Roberto CalóNot in our catalogueAlberto Santillán
- Héctor María ArtolaNot in our catalogue
- Leopoldo FedericoNot in our catalogue
- Manuel SucherNot in our catalogueArmando Laborde
- Roberto GrelaNot in our catalogue
- -unspecified orchestra-Not in our catalogueAlberto Gómez
Lyrics
Español
Hoy te evoco emocionado, mi divina Margarita. Hoy te añoro en mis recuerdos, ¡oh, mi dulce inspiración! Soy tu Armando, el que te clama, mi sedosa muñequita, El que te llora... el que reza, embargado de emoción. El idilio que se ha roto me ha robado paz y calma. Y la muerte ha profanado la virtud de nuestro amor. ¡Para qué quiero la vida!... si mi alma destrozada Sufre una angustia suprema... vive este cruento dolor. Hoy de hinojos en la tumba donde descansa tu cuerpo He brindado el homenaje que tu alma suspiró; He llevado el ramillete de camelias ya marchitas, Que aquel día me ofreciste como emblema de tu amor. Al ponerlas junto al lecho donde dormías tranquila, Una lágrima muy tierna de mis ojos descendió Y rezando por tu alma, mi divina Margarita, Un sollozo entrecortado en mi pecho se anidó. Nunca olvido aquella noche que besándome en la boca Una camelia muy frágil de tu pecho se cayó; La tomaste tristemente, la besaste como loca Y entre aquellos pobres pétalos, una mancha apareció. ¡Era sangre que vertías! ¡Oh, mi pobre Margarita! Eran signos de agonía... eran huellas de tu mal Y te fuiste lentamente, vida mía, muñequita, Pues la Parca te llamaba con su sorna tan fatal.
English · machine translation
Today I evoke you with emotion, my divine Margarita. Today I long for you in my memories, oh, my sweet inspiration! I am your Armando, the one who cries out to you, my silky doll, The one who cries for you... the one who prays, overwhelmed with emotion. The idyll that has been broken has robbed me of peace and calm. And death has profaned the virtue of our love. What do I want life for!... if my shattered soul Suffers supreme anguish... lives this bloody pain. Today kneeling at the tomb where your body rests I have paid the homage that your soul sighed; I have carried the bouquet of camellias already withered, Which that day you offered me as an emblem of your love. As I placed them beside the bed where you slept peacefully, A very tender tear from my eyes descended. And praying for your soul, my divine Margarita, A broken sob nestled in my breast. I never forget that night when, kissing me on the mouth A very fragile camellia from your breast fell; You took it sadly, you kissed it like mad... And among those poor petals, a stain appeared. It was blood that you poured! Oh, my poor Marguerite! They were signs of agony... They were traces of your evil. And you went slowly away, my life, my little doll, For the Grim Reaper was calling you with his fatal mockery.
Data: recordings, facts and sources
Singers1
Sung by Francisco FiorentinoMar 11, 1943
Supported · 2In other catalogues13
tango.info · 00008637208929-1-21
Single sourcetango.info · 08427328133081-1-5
Single sourcetango.info · 00743211440226-1-14
Single sourcetango.info · 00743214972526-1-6
Single sourcetango.info · 00743214972823-1-5
Single sourcetango.info · 00743217139025-1-14
Single sourcetango.info · 00828765943925-1-4
Single sourcetango.info · 02480002330110-2-7
Single sourcetango.info · 02480002333722-2-7
Single sourcetango.info · 02480002335702-8-5
Single sourcetango.info · 04011222327543-2-8
Single sourcetango.info · 04024236204069-1-3
Single sourcetango.info · 08427328130974-1-14
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Duration 02:33
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Single sourceAudio feature 128.0
Single sourceAudio feature 64.0
Single sourceAudio feature step
Single sourceVocal1
Vocal sung
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