Song
Bien criolla y bien porteña · Ricardo Tanturi · 1945
Ricardo TanturiEnrique CamposmilongaRCA VictorPinned at 1945 · Golden Age 1935–1954 · Ricardo Tanturi recordings indexed 1937–1965 · 1 applied periods in gold
Bien criolla y bien porteña · Ricardo Tanturi · 1945 was sung by Enrique Campos.†† Bien criolla y bien porteña · Ricardo Tanturi · 1945 is a milonga.† Bien criolla y bien porteña · Ricardo Tanturi · 1945 lasts 02:26.†
The work
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- Music
- Armando Pontier
- Lyrics
- Homero Expósito
Source: TangoCloud catalogue
Recordings
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2 recordings · our catalogue, dances filmed on TangoTube · 6 more we know of
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- Miguel CalóEarliest we holdMost dancedBien criolla y bien porteñaMiguel CalóRaúl Iriarte, Luis TolosamilongaOdeon5 dances1945
- Ricardo TanturiBien criolla y bien porteñaRicardo TanturiEnrique CamposmilongaRCA Victor4 dances1945
- Alfredo MalerbaNot in our catalogueLibertad Lamarque · Jul 231945
- Armando PontierNot in our catalogueRubén Juárez1972
- Rosanna FalascaNot in our catalogue1982
- Floreal RuízNot in our catalogue
- Mercedes SimoneNot in our catalogue
- Orlando TripodiNot in our catalogueRosanna Falasca
Lyrics
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Para cantarle al amor no se precisa experiencia: se forma un nido entre dos y lo demás... va sin letra. Que así empecé esta milonga bien criolla y bien porteña, para cantarle al amor que sólo siento por ella. Ella es triste como un tango, ella tiene gusto a menta y es sencilla como el lazo que me anuda a su tristeza. Ella es como el mate amargo, bien criolla y bien porteña, y es acorde en la guitarra. ¡Qué milonga la canción de la esperanza que el amor hace canción! Para cantarle al amor no hay que mirar las estrellas, hay que ser hombre de honor y lo demás... no interesa, que al terminar la milonga bien criolla y bien porteña, para cantarle al amor yo canto de esta manera.
English · machine translation
To sing to love no experience is necessary: a nest is formed between two and the rest... goes without lyrics. That's how I started this milonga very creole and very porteña, to sing to the love that I only feel for her. She is sad like a tango, she tastes like mint and she is as simple as the ribbon that ties me to her sadness. She is like bitter mate, very creole and very porteña, and she is chord in the guitar. What a milonga milonguera the song of hope that love makes song! To sing to love you don't have to look at the stars you have to be a man of honor and the rest... it doesn't matter, that at the end of the milonga well criolla and well porteña, to sing to love I sing this way.
The versions dancers use
Music from 1945 · danced on film 2012–2025
2012: 1, 2015: 1, 2025: 1
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Connected
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Danced by
- Fernando Galera1 video
- Carlitos Espinoza1 video
- Noelia Hurtado1 video
- Sofiani Figueroa1 video
- Alvaro Bravo1 video
- Simin Ogur1 video
Data: recordings, facts and sources
Singers1
Sung by Enrique CamposJul 13, 1945
In other catalogues5
tango.info · 02480002041955-1-18
tango.info · 02480002332435-2-3
tango.info · 02480002334934-2-3
tango.info · 07798108080941-1-3
tango.info · 00743216335527-1-10
Is a1
Is a milonga
Duration1
Duration 02:26
Vocal1
Vocal sung
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