Song
Cara sucia · Juan Canaro · 1931
Cara sucia · Juan Canaro · 1931 was sung by Ernesto Famá.†
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Data: recordings, facts and sources
Recordings by year
Source: TangoCloud catalogue
1917: 1, 1931: 1, 1932: 1, 1937: 1, 1952: 1, 1955: 1, 1957: 1
Credit
- Music
- Francisco Canaro
Source: TangoCloud catalogue
Lyrics
Español
Cara sucia, cara sucia, cara sucia Te has venido con la cara sin lavar, Esa cara tan bonita y picarona Que refleja una pasión angelical. Si tu cara fuera espejo de tu alma Siempre sucia la debías de llevar Y mis labios tuvieran que ser la fuente Donde tu cara se tendría que lavar. Anda a lavarte la cara En la fuente del amor, Y que el brillo de tus ojos Igualen siempre a tus labios rojos... Andá a lavarte la cara Que deslumbra como el sol, Y hasta el mismo San Antonio pecaría Cara sucia, cara sucia, Confesándote su amor. Por tu audacia y tu figura de pillete Por tu modo coquetón de caminar, Por tu traza de traviesa pizpireta Por tu modo malicioso de mirar. Por tu rubia ensortijada cabellera Por tu modo encantador de conversar, Es motivo para que todos los mozos Cara sucia, te critiquen al pasar.
English · machine translation
Dirty face, dirty face, dirty face, dirty face You've come with your face unwashed, That pretty, naughty face That reflects an angelic passion. If your face were a mirror of your soul You should always wear it dirty And my lips would have to be the fountain Where your face would have to wash. Go wash your face In the fountain of love, And may the brightness of your eyes May they always match your red lips... Go wash your face That dazzles like the sun, And even Saint Anthony himself would sin Dirty face, dirty face, Confessing his love for you. For your audacity and your pileated figure For your flirtatious way of walking, For your mischievous, mischievous, mischievous way of walking. For your mischievous way of looking. For your blond curly hair For your charming way of conversing, It's a reason for all the waiters Dirty face, criticize you in passing.
Every recording
7 recordings by year · source: TangoCloud catalogue
External id5
External id tango_info:00743212873924-1-8Single source
External id tango_info:02480002002635-1-1Single source
External id tango_info:02480002030096-1-11Single source
External id tango_info:02480002128328-1-5Single source
External id tango_info:02480002150473-1-9Single source
Singers1
Sung by Ernesto FamáSingle source
Is a1
Is a tangoSingle source
Duration1
Duration 02:52Single source
Notes1
Stenvoll skips Francisco Canaro and picks his brother Juan; a very old tango, originally from 1870 by Casimiro Alcorta and later published by Francisco Canaro.Single source
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