Song
La flor de la canela · Aníbal Troilo · 1957
1957: 1, 25; 1958: 1, 0
La flor de la canela · Aníbal Troilo · 1957 was sung by Ángel Cardenas and Roberto Goyeneche.† La flor de la canela · Aníbal Troilo · 1957 is a vals.† La flor de la canela · Aníbal Troilo · 1957 lasts 03:09.†
Credit
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- Chabuca Granda
Source: TangoCloud catalogue
Every recording
2 recordings · our catalogue, dances filmed on TangoTube · 4 more we know of
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- Aníbal TroiloEarliest we holdMost dancedRoberto Goyeneche, Ángel Cardenas · Odeon · Jul 1025 dances1957
- Mariano MoresAldo Campoamor, Carlos Acuña · Aug 11Not danced on film yet1958
- María GrañaNot in our catalogue
- Hugo DíazNot in our catalogue
- Juanjo DomínguezNot in our catalogue
- Los Indios TacunaoNot in our catalogue
Lyrics
Español
Déjame que te cuente, limeña Déjame que te diga la gloria, Del ensueño que evoca la memoria Del viejo puente, del río y la alameda. Déjame que te cuente, limeña Ahora que aún perfuma el recuerdo, Ahora que aún se mece en su sueño El viejo puente del río y la alameda. Jazmines en el pelo y rosas en la cara Airosa caminaba la flor de la canela, Derramaba lisura y a su paso dejaba Aroma de mixtura que en el pecho llevaba. Del puente a la alameda Menudo pie la lleva, Por la vereda que se estremece Al ritmo de sus caderas. Recogía la risa de la brisa del río, Y al viento la lanzaba Del puente a la alameda... Déjame que te cuente, limeña ¡ay! Deja que te diga, morena, mi pensamiento, A ver si así despiertas del sueño Del sueño que entretiene, morena, Tus sentimientos. Aspiras de la lisura Que da la flor de canela, Adornada con jazmines Matizando tu hermosura. Alfombras de nuevo el puente Y engalanas la alameda, El río acompasará tu paso por la vereda...
English · machine translation
Let me tell you, Limeña Let me tell you the glory, Of the reverie that evokes the memory Of the old bridge, the river and the alameda. Let me tell you, Limeña Now that still perfumes the memory, Now that it still rocks in its dream The old bridge of the river and the alameda. Jasmines in her hair and roses on her face Airy walked the cinnamon flower, Pouring out smoothness and leaving in its wake Aroma of mixture that she carried in her breast. From the bridge to the avenue What a foot carries her, Along the sidewalk that shudders To the rhythm of her hips. She picked up the laughter of the river breeze, And to the wind she threw it From the bridge to the alameda... Let me tell you, limeña, oh my! Let me tell you, brunette, my thoughts, Let's see if this way you wake up from the dream From the dream that entertains, brunette, Your feelings. You aspire from the smoothness That gives the cinnamon flower, Adorned with jasmine Tinting your beauty. You carpet the bridge again And adorn the alameda, The river will accompany your step along the path...
Danced to it
Music from 1957 · danced on film 2010–2021
2010: 1, 2015: 2, 2019: 1, 2021: 1
Through the decades
Connected
From TangoTube's videos · our data
Danced by
- Luis Rodriguez1 video
- Vanina Tagini1 video
- Sandra Mihanovich1 video
- Elena Díaz1 video
- Cuerdas Capriccio1 video
- Marcelo Casá1 video
- Sergio Salas1 video
- Lucrecia Longarini1 video
Data: recordings, facts and sources
In other catalogues10
tango.info · 02480002300120-1-6
Single sourcetango.info · 00724349953727-1-1
Single sourcetango.info · 04024236204274-1-5
Single sourcetango.info · 04024236204120-1-6
Single sourcetango.info · 00724383742523-1-4
Single sourcetango.info · 00724385902123-1-17
Single sourcetango.info · 05204833004845-1-11
Single sourcetango.info · 02480002027119-1-10
Single sourcetango.info · 04024236200603-1-6
Single sourcetango.info · 05099964046426-5-20
Single sourceSingers2
Sung by Ángel Cardenas (the catalogue credits Roberto Goyeneche, Ángel Cárdenas)
Single sourceSung by Roberto Goyeneche
Single sourceIs a1
Is a vals
Single sourceDuration1
Duration 03:09
Single sourceVocal1
Vocal sung
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