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Siempre te amaré · Francisco Canaro · 1930

Music by Severo Luján Junnissi. 1 recordings in our catalogue, 1930–1930.

Siempre te amaré · Francisco Canaro · 1930 was sung by Charlo.†

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Data: recordings, facts and sources

Recordings by year

Source: TangoCloud catalogue

19301930

1930: 1

Credit

Music
Severo Luján Junnissi

Source: TangoCloud catalogue

Lyrics

Español

Murió cual un lirio en flor La ilusión del alma mía, Al saber que se moría, Sinrazón Todo aquel dulce amor, Y al pensar en nuestro ayer Que un collar de dicha intensa, Aumenta mi pena inmensa, Por no saber el porqué De tu cruel proceder.

English · machine translation

It died like a lily in bloom The dream of this soul of mine, On learning that it was dying, Without reason, All that sweet love, And thinking of our yesterday Which was a necklace of intense happiness, It deepens my immense sorrow, At not knowing the why Of your cruel behaviour.

Every recording

1 recordings by year · source: TangoCloud catalogue

  1. Siempre te amaréFrancisco Canaro · Charlo1930

Sung by1

Sung by Charlo1930-07-01Single source

Recorded in1

Recorded in 1930-07-011930-07-01Single source

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  1. Siempre te amaréFrancisco Canaro · Charlo1930

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