Song
Che bandoneón · Orquesta Francini-Pontier · 1950
1950: 5, 2; 1965: 1, 34; 2003: 1, 0
Aníbal Troilo recorded it in 1950 and 1965.
How we know
Takes in our catalogue by the same orchestra in different years; the canon’s first orchestra is named.
Che bandoneón · Orquesta Francini-Pontier · 1950 was sung by Alberto Podestá.†
Credit
- Music
- Aníbal Troilo
- Lyrics
- Homero Manzi
Source: TangoCloud catalogue
Every recording
7 recordings · our catalogue, dances filmed on TangoTube · 21 more we know of
Choose A and B on two recordings to hear them one after the other.
- Aníbal TroiloJorge Casal · TK · Nov 1Not danced on film yet1950
- Aníbal TroiloMost dancedTito Reyes · RCA Victor · Nov 2534 dances1965
- Miguel CalóRicardo Blanco · Odeon · Mar 162 dances1950
- Edgardo DonatoCarlos Almada · Pampa · Apr 14Not danced on film yet1950
- Francisco CanaroAlberto Arenas · Odeon · Jul 21Not danced on film yet1950
- Orquesta Francini-PontierEarliest we holdAlberto Podestá · Mar 7Not danced on film yet1950
- Orquesta Típica Fernández FierroEl Chino LabordeNot danced on film yet2003
- Nelly OmarNot in our catalogue1934
- Astor PiazzollaNot in our catalogueDec 101947
- Enrique Francini, Armando PontierNot in our catalogueAlberto Podestá · Mar 71950
- Héctor María ArtolaNot in our catalogueOscar Alonso · Apr 211950
- Susy LeivaNot in our catalogue1962
- Orquesta Típica PorteñaNot in our catalogueRoberto Goyeneche · Jul 51977
- Alfredo MarcucciNot in our catalogueRamón Regueira1998
- Néstor FabiánNot in our catalogue
- Nelly OmarNot in our catalogue
- Roberto GoyenecheNot in our catalogue
- Sandra LunaNot in our catalogue
- Susy LeivaNot in our catalogue
- Ernesto Baffa, Osvaldo BerlingieriNot in our catalogueRoberto Goyeneche
Lyrics
Español · Underlined words are lunfardo: tap one for its meaning.
El duende de tu son, bandoneón, se apiada del dolor de los demás, y al estrujar tu fueye dormilón se arrima al corazón que sufre más. Estercita y Mimí como Ninón, dejando sus destinos de percal vistieron al final mortajas de rayón, al eco funeral de tu canción. Bandoneón, hoy es noche de fandango y puedo confesarte la verdad, copa a copa, pena a pena, tango a tango, embalado en la locura del alcohol y la amargura. Bandoneón, para qué nombrarla tanto, no ves que está de olvido el corazón y ella vuelve noche a noche como un canto en las gotas de tu llanto, ¡ bandoneón! Tu canto es el amor que no se dio y el cielo que soñamos una vez, y el fraternal amigo que se hundió cinchando en la tormenta de un querer. Y esas ganas tremendas de llorar que a veces nos inundan sin razón, y el trago de licor que obliga a recordar si el alma está en 'orsai', bandoneón.
English · machine translation
El duende de tu son, che bandoneón, takes pity on the pain of others, and by squeezing your sleepy bandoneon it gets close to the heart that suffers the most. Estercita and Mimí like Ninón, leaving their percale destinies at the end they wore rayon shrouds, to the funeral echo of your song. Bandoneon, today is fandango night and I can confess the truth to you, glass by glass, sorrow by sorrow, tango by tango, packed in the madness of alcohol and bitterness. Bandoneon, why name it so much, don't you see that the heart is in oblivion and she comes back night by night like a song in the drops of your tears, bandoneon! Your song is the love that was never given and the sky we once dreamed of and the fraternal friend that sank in the storm of a love. And those tremendous desires to cry that sometimes flood us without reason, and the drink of liquor that forces us to remember if the soul is in 'orsai', che bandoneón.
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Data: recordings, facts and sources
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Sung by Alberto PodestáMar 7, 1950
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