Song
Bajo Belgrano · Jorge Vidal · 1959
1926: 1, 1; 1949: 1, 0
Credit
- Music
- Anselmo Aieta
- Lyrics
- Francisco García Jiménez
Source: TangoCloud catalogue
Every recording
2 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.
- Alfredo De AngelisJulio Martel · Odeon · Apr 20Not danced on film yet1949
- Francisco CanaroEarliest we holdMost dancedInstrumental · Odeon · Dec 141 dance1926
- Guillermo Barbieri, José RicardoNot in our catalogueCarlos Gardel · Dec 171926
- Osvaldo FresedoNot in our catalogueFeb 31927
- Jorge VidalNot in our catalogue1959
- Jorge VidalNot in our catalogue
- -unspecified guitars-Not in our catalogueJorge Vidal
Lyrics
Español
Bajo Belgrano... Cómo es de sana tu brisa pampa de juventud, que trae silbido, canción y risa desde los patios de los studs. ¡Cuánta esperanza la que en voz vive!. La del peoncito que le habla al crack: -Sacame 'e pobre, pingo querido, ¡no te me manques pa'l Nacional!... Calle Blandengues... donde se asoma la morochita linda y gentil, que pone envueltas con su mirada sus simpatías sobre un mandil... En la alborada de los aprontes, al trote corto del vareador, se cruza el ansia de la fortuna con la sonrisa del buen amor... La tibia noche de primavera, turban las violas en
English · machine translation
Lower Belgrano... How healthy is your pampas breeze of youth that brings whistling, song and laughter from the courtyards of the studs. How much hope that lives in your voice! That of the peoncito who speaks to the crack: -Sacame 'e pobre, pingo querido, don't send me back to the National!... Blandengues Street... where the pretty and gentle brunette the pretty and gentle brunette, who puts wrapped with her gaze her sympathies on an apron... In the dawn of the preparations.., at the short trot of the shearer, the longing for fortune crosses paths with the smile of good love... The warm spring night, the violas in
Data: recordings, facts and sources
No published facts yet. Facts appear here, each with its source, as they are collected.
Listen
Ask Tangopedia
Answers only from cited facts, each with its source.