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Gime el viento · Atilio Stampone · 1971

Atilio StamponeRoberto Goyenechetango
Music by Atilio Bruni, lyrics by Oscar Rubens. 4 recordings in our catalogue, 1943–2020.

Pinned at 1971 · Nuevo 1955–1984 · Atilio Stampone recordings indexed 1958–1972

The work

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Music
Atilio Bruni
Lyrics
Oscar Rubens

Source: TangoCloud catalogue

Recordings

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The catalogue holds 4 recordings of this song by 4 orchestras, 1943 to 2020.

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1940’50’60’70’80’90’00’10’20
Recordings of Gime el viento · Atilio Stampone · 1971 by year, taller the more they are danced · 4 of 4 recordings carry a year · read Nov 1, 2026

4 recordings · our catalogue, dances filmed on TangoTube · 2 more we know of

The leader is Aníbal Troilo, 1943, with 69% of the 65 filmed dances matched to a version of this song.

16 more dances name this song but not which version, so no share counts them. “No match yet” means no filmed dance is tied to that version so far, not that nobody dances it. Dances whose music we have not identified are left out.

Choose A and B on two recordings to hear them one after the other.

  1. Aníbal TroiloEarliest we holdMost dancedGime el vientoAníbal TroiloFrancisco FiorentinotangoRCA Victor
    45 dances · 69%
    1943
  2. Miguel CalóGime el vientoMiguel CalóRaúl IriartetangoOdeon
    20 dances · 31%
    1943
  3. Atilio StamponeGime el vientoAtilio StamponeRoberto Goyenechetango
    No match yet
    1971
  4. Orquesta Romantica MilongueraGime el vientoOrquesta Romantica MilongueraXimena Gimeneztango
    No match yet
    2020
  5. Orquesta Típica PorteñaNot in our catalogueRoberto Goyeneche · Dec 131972
  6. Miguel MonteroNot in our catalogue

Lyrics

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Gime, gime el viento y es un lánguido lamento su canción de abril. Gime y el murmullo de las hojas trae voces del ayer feliz. Has vuelto, dulce bien, has vuelto junto a mí y el aire me acaricia como un beso. Gime, gime el viento retornando aquel momento del adiós fatal. Y un ansia de gritar se troca en llanto y tan sólo sé gemir: ¡amor... amor...!

English · machine translation

Moans, moans the wind and is a languid lament its April song. It moans and the murmur of the leaves brings voices of the happy yesterday. You have returned, sweet well, you have come back to me and the air caresses me like a kiss. Moan, moan the wind returning that moment of the fatal goodbye. And a longing to scream turns into tears and I only know how to moan: love... love... love...!

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  1. Gime el vientoAníbal TroiloFrancisco Fiorentino

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