Song
Corrales viejos
Versions of Corrales viejos recorded 1934–1975
Corrales viejos was composed by Anselmo Aieta.†† The lyrics of Corrales viejos are by Francisco Laino and Antonio Radicci.†
The work
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- Music
- Anselmo Aieta
- Lyrics
- Francisco Laino
Source: TangoCloud catalogue
Recordings
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3 recordings · our catalogue, dances filmed on TangoTube · 4 more we know of
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- Juan D'ArienzoCorrales viejosJuan D'ArienzoinstrumentalmilongaRCA Victor2 dances1943
- Osvaldo PuglieseCorrales viejosOsvaldo Pugliesesinger unknownmilongaOdeonNot danced on film yet1975
- Edgardo DonatoEarliest we holdMost dancedCorrales viejosEdgardo DonatoAntonio MaidamilongaRCA Victor8 dances1934
- Anselmo A. AietaNot in our catalogueOct 301953
- Osvaldo PuglieseNot in our catalogueMay 31974
- Juanjo DomínguezNot in our catalogue
- Los TubatangoNot in our catalogue
Lyrics
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Dónde estás Corrales Viejos Cuna de grandes varones, Rincón de mis ilusiones Recuerdo de mi niñez... Tus bailes con organito “La cancha de la Tapada” Y la noble muchachada Del año noventa y tres... Tus casitas coloniales Revestidas de malvones, Y tus modestos faroles Reliquias de mi arrabal. Y aquellos hombres sencillos Vestidos “a la francesa”, Requintado en la cabeza Su chamberguito oriental... Los días de fiestas patrias Allá por la calle Arena, Entre aquella gente buena Se divertían muy bien... Hasta que se anochecía La fiesta no terminaba, Y tu calle engalanaba El farol a querosén... Por Caseros, Armonía, Patagones, Zavaleta, Desfilaban las siluetas De una raza popular... Que fueron dando progresos A ese barrio populoso, Donde el hombre laborioso Te sabía respetar.
English · machine translation
Where are you Corrales Viejos Cradle of great men, Corner of my illusions Memory of my childhood... Your dances with organito "La cancha de la Tapada" And the noble crowd Of the year ninety-three... Your little colonial houses Lined with malvones, And your modest lanterns Relics of my suburb. And those simple men Dressed "French style", With their heads painted Their oriental chamberguito... The days of patriotic celebrations Back on Arena Street, Among those good people They had a good time... Until it got dark The party didn't end, And your street was decorated The kerosene lantern... Through Caseros, Armonía, Patagones, Zavaleta, The silhouettes paraded Of a popular race... That were giving progress To that populous neighborhood, Where the industrious man Knew how to respect you.
The versions dancers use
Music from 1934–1975 · danced on film 2009–2026
2009: 1, 2011: 3, 2015: 1, 2023: 1, 2026: 1
In their words
Los estilos de tango que existen: el primitivo es del barrio de lo que hoy es Parque Patricios, eran los Corrales Viejos.
The styles of tango that exist: the primitive one is from the barrio that today is Parque Patricios, it was the Corrales Viejos.Tangopedia translation
Eduardo Arquimbau · GLORIA Y EDUARDO ARQUIMBAU. Tengo una pregunta para ustedes (by Pepa Palazón) with ENGLISH subtitles
open at 47:23Parque Patricios, antes, fueron los Corrales Viejos, lo que le decían los mataderos del sur, y ahí se bailó el tango orillero.
Parque Patricios used to be the Corrales Viejos, what they called the southern slaughterhouses, and that's where tango orillero was danced.Tangopedia translation
Eduardo Arquimbau · Gloria y Eduardo Arquimbau - La entrevista
open at 21:06
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- EntryAnselmo AietaPerson
- EntryFrancisco LainoPerson
- EntryAntonio RadicciPerson
- EntryCorraleraComposition
- EntryPavaditaComposition
- EntryCabeza de noviaComposition
- EntryLuis AlbertoComposition
- EntryBajo BelgranoComposition
What we don't know yet3 of 4 known
The year it was written.
Data: recordings, facts and sources
Composer1
Composed by Anselmo Aieta
In other catalogues3
tango.info · T0370076984
MusicBrainz · b101cb71-6c5a-4882-941f-3d339e16c643source
TodoTango · tema/1432
Lyricist2
Lyrics by Francisco Laino
Lyrics by Antonio Radicci
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