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Mañanitas de Montmartre · Osvaldo Fresedo · 1928

Music by Lucio Demare, lyrics by Agustin Irusta. 4 recordings in our catalogue, 1928–1970.

Credit

Music
Lucio Demare
Lyrics
Agustin Irusta

Source: TangoCloud catalogue

Every recording

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

  1. Francisco CanaroEarliest we holdInstrumental · Odeon · Feb 13
    Not danced on film yet
    1928
  2. Osvaldo FresedoInstrumental · Odeon · Jul 3
    Not danced on film yet
    1928
  3. Trío ArgentinoNot in our catalogueInstrumental1928
  4. Lucio DemareMost dancedInstrumental · Disc Jockey
    4 dances
    1957
  5. Lucio DemareNot in our catalogueInstrumental · Jul 301968
  6. Aníbal TroiloInstrumental · RCA Victor · Apr 14
    Not danced on film yet
    1970

Lyrics

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Las grises mañanitas de Montmartre, donde iluso derroché mi juventud, serán eternas en mi triste vida, porque las recuerdo para mi inquietud. Al igual que un amor cicatrizado e imborrable en un tierno corazón, mis mañanitas de Montmartre tan queridas son para mí un delirio y una gran pasión. Pero sos, mujer, pobre insensata que en el mundo triunfás; la frágil barca de tu vida quizás naufragará porque el timón de tu esperanza se quebrará en la mar, y humillada ya, mis mañanitas de Montmartre verán la fría nieve del destino caer sobre tu almita acongojada destruyendo aquellos sueños que forjaste con afán. Nuevamente volverás a ser aquella que paseaba exenta de pudor por esas calles en que todas las mujeres pecadoras, guardaban su dolor. Y en las tinieblas de tu pobre vida, por ingrata nunca más encontrarás quien te devuelva con un beso de cariño la luz de tu esperanza, que se apaga ya.

English · machine translation

The gray mornings of Montmartre, where I illusively squandered my youth, will be eternal in my sad life, because I remember them for my restlessness. Like a scarred love and indelible in a tender heart, my dearest little mornings of Montmartre are for me a delirium and a great passion. But you are, woman, poor foolish woman who triumphs in the world; the fragile boat of your life perhaps will be shipwrecked because the rudder of your hope will break at sea, and humiliated already, my little mornings of Montmartre will see the cold snow of destiny fall on your sorrowful soul destroying those dreams that you forged with eagerness. You will once again be the one who walked free of modesty through those streets where all the sinful women sinful women, kept their pain. And in the darkness of your poor life, because you are ungrateful you will never again find who will return you with a kiss of affection the light of your hope, which is already extinguished.

Data: recordings, facts and sources

Recordings by year

Source: TangoCloud catalogue

19281970

1928: 2, 1957: 1, 1970: 1

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  1. Mañanitas de MontmartreFrancisco Canaro · no clip yet1928

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