Song
Un copetín · Juan Maglio · 1930
1912: 1, 0; 1930: 2, 0; 1939: 1, 0; 1941: 1, 3; 1952: 1, 0; 1953: 1, 0
Ángel D'Agostino recorded it in 1941 and 1952. One other orchestra recorded it more than once.
How we know
Takes in our catalogue by the same orchestra in different years; the canon’s first orchestra is named.
Credit
- Music
- Juan Maglio
Source: TangoCloud catalogue
Every recording
7 recordings · our catalogue, dances filmed on TangoTube · 6 more we know of
Choose A and B on two recordings to hear them one after the other.
- Ángel D'AgostinoMost dancedÁngel Vargas · RCA Victor · Jul 243 dances1941
- Ángel D'AgostinoRuben Cané · RCA Victor · Oct 31Not danced on film yet1952
- Enrique RodríguezRoberto Flores · Odeon · Jun 5Not danced on film yet1939
- Julio De CaroNot danced on film yet1930
- Juan MaglioEarliest we holdNot danced on film yet1912
- Juan MaglioCarlos Viván · Aug 14Not danced on film yet1930
- Juan PolitoInstrumental · Mar 6Not danced on film yet1953
- Juan Félix MaglioNot in our catalogue1912
- Juan Félix MaglioNot in our catalogueJun 201927
- Juan Félix MaglioNot in our catalogueCarlos Viván · Jun 141930
- Adolfo PérezNot in our catalogueDec 161954
- Argentino GalvánNot in our catalogue1958
- Juan Félix MaglioNot in our catalogue
Lyrics
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Un , para brindar Por la mujer que más amé, Por la que tanto he soñado Brindaré por ella. Todo pasó, todo se fue Hoy sólo son sombras de ayer, Ya no tengo más remedio Que otro beber. ¿Dónde andará la Vasca? Que fue la Más derecha que he tenido. Porque siguió sin aflojar Mi juventud que fue su amor. El recordar me apena, Que ya los tiempos No son más aquellos de antes. Por eso es que me emborracho, A ver, ¡ mozo! Traiga otro .
English · machine translation
A drink, to toast To the woman I loved the most, To the one I've dreamed of so much I'll toast to her. It's all gone, it's all gone Today they are only shadows of yesterday, I have no choice Than another drink. Where is the Vasca? She was the most The most upright I've ever had. Because she followed without loosening My youth that was her love. Remembering grieves me, That the times Are no longer those of yesteryear. That's why I get drunk, Let's see, hey, waiter! Bring me another drink.
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