Song
Tedio · Francisco Canaro · 1945
Tedio · Francisco Canaro · 1945 was sung by Alberto Arenas.† Tedio · Francisco Canaro · 1945 is a tango.† Tedio · Francisco Canaro · 1945 lasts 02:47.†
Credit
- Music
- Miguel Bucino
- Lyrics
- Miguel Bucino
Source: TangoCloud catalogue
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Lyrics
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Bajo el tedio que borda la lluvia con sus rotas agujas de esplín, te adivino, romántica y rubia sobre el viejo dolor de] jardín... ¿Qué será lo que borre tu asedio? ¿Quién será que me aleje de ti? Si las grises alondras del tedio final, sin remedio te acercan a mí. ¡Tedio!... Largas horas de la vida que recuerdan tu partida... ¡Tedio!... Sin remedio ni esperanza que hace gris la tarde mansa... ¡Tedio!... Con un canto de cigarras en la voz del bandoneón, cuando lloran las guitarras y se quejan las amarras que dejó tu corazón. Allí está como un verso de otoño tu amarilla hojarasca de abril. Con la verde ilusión del retoño, como un grito, de sueño febril... Y en el llanto fatal de los tangos; son tus pasos que quieren volver por un turbio camino de fango fatal, donde el tiempo ha empezado a llover.
English · machine translation
Under the tedium embroidered by the rain with its broken spline needles, I guess you, romantic and blonde on the old pain of] the garden... What will it be that erases your siege? Who will it be that takes me away from you? If the gray larks of the final tedium, hopelessly draw you closer to me. Tedium!... Long hours of life that remember your departure... Tedium!... Without remedy or hope that makes the gentle afternoon gray... Tedium!... With a song of cicadas in the voice of the bandoneon, when the guitars cry and the moorings complain left by your heart. There it is like an autumn verse your yellow April leaves. With the green illusion of the sprout, like a cry, of feverish dream... And in the fatal cry of the tangos; are your footsteps that want to return by a murky path of fatal mud, where time has begun to rain.
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In other catalogues3
tango.info · 00724385901829-1-16
Single sourcetango.info · 07798108080743-2-10
Single sourcetango.info · 02480002041085-1-16
Single sourceSingers1
Sung by Alberto Arenas
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Is a tango
Single sourceDuration1
Duration 02:47
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Vocal sung
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