Song
Santa Milonguita · Francisco Canaro · 1934
1933: 1, 5; 1934: 1, 0; 1939: 1, 75; 1955: 1, 19; 1957: 1, 0; 1958: 1, 1
Juan D'Arienzo’s 1939 version holds 75% of its dancing (75 of 100).
How we know
Of the dances to its 6 recordings in our catalogue. Dances count filmed Occasions on TangoTube.
Juan D'Arienzo recorded it in 1939 and 1957.
How we know
Takes in our catalogue by the same orchestra in different years; the canon’s first orchestra is named.
Santa Milonguita · Francisco Canaro · 1934 was sung by Ernesto Famá.† Santa Milonguita · Francisco Canaro · 1934 is a tango.† Santa Milonguita · Francisco Canaro · 1934 lasts 03:03.†
Credit
- Music
- Enrique Delfino
- Lyrics
- Enrique Cadícamo
Source: TangoCloud catalogue
Every recording
6 recordings · our catalogue, dances filmed on TangoTube · 5 more we know of
Choose A and B on two recordings to hear them one after the other.
- Juan D'ArienzoMost dancedAlberto Echagüe · RCA Victor · Sep 2775 dances1939
- Juan D'ArienzoJorge Valdez · RCA Victor · Aug 29Not danced on film yet1957
- Rodolfo BiagiHugo Duval · Odeon · Nov 419 dances1955
- Edgardo DonatoEarliest we holdFélix Gutiérrez · RCA Victor · Oct 315 dances1933
- Francisco CanaroErnesto Famá · Odeon · Jan 29Not danced on film yet1934
- Los Astros Del TangoMusic Hall1 dance1958
- Mercedes SimoneNot in our catalogueDec 181933
- José CanetNot in our catalogueNelly Omar1981
- Héctor PachecoNot in our catalogue
- Carlos GarcíaNot in our catalogueHéctor Pacheco
- Trio PantangoNot in our catalogue
Lyrics
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Santa milonguita... tenía los ojos, tan grandes y claros, que hacían suspirar... Sus labios pecaban, de breves y rojos, y era su mirada, color verde mar. Ella que fue siempre, festín y alegría, que en juego de copas, se hartó de champán... Tuvo un bello arranque, de sensiblería, y quiso ser buena, buena como el pan... Redimida... por la pasión de un nuevo dueño, mirando el cielo de su vida, encontró más encendida, la estrellita de sueños... Pero un día... cuando el amor más los ataba, golpeó a sus puertas rudamente, la miseria y... crudamente, del amor la separó. Santa Milonguita, bandeada de pena, por ley del arroyo, volvió al cabaret... No tuvo la suerte, de la Magdalena, que con cuatro llantos volvió a ser mujer. Todas las amigas, la historia escuchaban, de aquella muchacha, que quiso soñar... Y al final del cuento, vieron que lloraban, sus ojos aquellos, color verde mar.
English · machine translation
Holy milonguita... she had eyes, so big and clear, that made you sigh... Her lips were sinful, of short and red, and her eyes were, sea-green. She who was always, feast and joy, who in a game of glasses, she had her fill of champagne... She had a beautiful outburst of sentimentality, and wanted to be good, good as bread... Redeemed... by the passion of a new owner, looking at the sky of her life, she found more lit, the little star of dreams... But one day... when love bound them the most, knocked at their doors rudely, misery and... rudely, from love separated her. Holy Milonguita, bandeada of sorrow, by the law of the stream, returned to the cabaret... She had no luck, of the Magdalena, who with four cries she became a woman again. All her friends listened to the story of that girl, who wanted to dream... And at the end of the story they saw that they were crying, her eyes those, sea-green eyes.
Data: recordings, facts and sources
In other catalogues2
tango.info · 02480002040750-1-15
Single sourcetango.info · 02480002744276-1-1
Single sourceSingers1
Sung by Ernesto Famá
Single sourceIs a1
Is a tango
Single sourceDuration1
Duration 03:03
Single sourceVocal1
Vocal sung
Single sourceListen
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