Song
Chirusa · Juan D'Arienzo · 1958
1928: 1, 0; 1940: 2, 9; 1958: 1, 0
Juan D'Arienzo recorded it in 1928, 1940 and 1958.
How we know
Takes in our catalogue by the same orchestra in different years; the canon’s first orchestra is named.
Chirusa · Juan D'Arienzo · 1958 was sung by Jorge Valdez.† Chirusa · Juan D'Arienzo · 1958 is a tango.† Chirusa · Juan D'Arienzo · 1958 lasts 03:11.†
Credit
- Music
- Juan D'Arienzo
- Lyrics
- Nolo López
Source: TangoCloud catalogue
Every recording
4 recordings · our catalogue, dances filmed on TangoTube · 2 more we know of
Choose A and B on two recordings to hear them one after the other.
- Juan D'ArienzoEarliest we holdCarlos Dante · ElectraNot danced on film yet1928
- Juan D'ArienzoMost dancedAlberto Reynal · RCA Victor · May 179 dances1940
- Juan D'ArienzoJorge Valdez · RCA Victor · Oct 29Not danced on film yet1958
- Francisco CanaroErnesto Famá · Odeon · Sep 30Not danced on film yet1940
- Virginia VeraNot in our catalogue
- Donato RacciattiNot in our catalogue
Lyrics
Español · Underlined words are lunfardo: tap one for its meaning.
, la más linda de las pebetas, tejía sus amores con un Don Juan; él, con palabras buenas y cariñosas, le prometió quererla con loco afán. Confiada en sus promesas, una mañana ató toda su ropa y se fugó; cegada por el lujo siguió la caravana y el alma del suburbio así grito: ¡No dejes a tus viejos! Cuidado , ; el lujo es un demonio que causa perdición, y cuando estés muy sola sin una mano amiga has de llorar de pena tirada en un rincón. Hastiada de la vida, sin un consuelo, vencida para siempre por el dolor, pensaba en sus viejitos que dejo un día en la casita blanca donde nació. El viento le traía dulces recuerdos, pasajes de su vida llenos de sol; y el alma del suburbio, hasta su pieza, como una voz lejana le recordó...
English · machine translation
Chirusa, the prettiest of the pebetas, wove her loves with a Don Juan; he, with kind and affectionate words, promised to love her with mad eagerness. Confident of his promises, one morning tied up all her clothes and eloped; Blinded by luxury she followed the caravan. and the soul of the suburb thus cried out: Don't leave your old folks! Careful, Chirusa; luxury is a demon that causes perdition, and when you are very lonely without a helping hand you will weep for sorrow lying in a corner. Sick of life, without a consolation, overcome forever by pain, she thought of her old people that she left one day in the little white house where she was born. The wind brought back sweet memories, passages of her life full of sunshine; and the soul of the suburb, to his room, like a distant voice reminded her...
Data: recordings, facts and sources
In other catalogues16
tango.info · 00743211596824-1-1
Single sourcetango.info · 00743212213027-1-4
Single sourcetango.info · 00743213365923-1-11
Single sourcetango.info · 02480002028802-1-2
Single sourcetango.info · 02480002031185-1-2
Single sourcetango.info · 02480002159285-1-7
Single sourcetango.info · 02480002330363-2-5
Single sourcetango.info · 02480002332596-1-1
Single sourcetango.info · 02480002334880-2-5
Single sourcetango.info · 00743214972229-1-2
Single sourcetango.info · 00743215827627-1-6
Single sourcetango.info · 00743217139124-1-4
Single sourcetango.info · 00743217473228-1-6
Single sourcetango.info · 00828765441827-1-15
Single sourcetango.info · 00828766261424-1-5
Single sourcetango.info · 02480002027812-1-11
Single sourceSingers1
Sung by Jorge Valdez
Single sourceIs a1
Is a tango
Single sourceDuration1
Duration 03:11
Single sourceVocal1
Vocal sung
Single sourceListen
Ask Tangopedia
Answers only from cited facts, each with its source.