Song
Patotero sentimental · Florindo Sassone · 1974
1941: 1, 21; 1949: 1, 1; 1952: 1, 2; 1954: 1, 1; 1974: 1, 0
Carlos Di Sarli recorded it in 1941 and 1954.
How we know
Takes in our catalogue by the same orchestra in different years; the canon’s first orchestra is named.
Credit
- Music
- Manuel Jovés
- Lyrics
- Manuel Romero
Source: TangoCloud catalogue
Every recording
5 recordings · our catalogue, dances filmed on TangoTube · 11 more we know of
Choose A and B on two recordings to hear them one after the other.
- Carlos Di SarliEarliest we holdMost dancedRoberto Rufino · RCA Victor · Jun 621 dances1941
- Carlos Di SarliMario Pomar · Music Hall · Jan 261 dance1954
- Osvaldo FresedoHéctor Pacheco · Columbia · Oct 162 dances1952
- José BassoOscar Ferrari · Odeon · Nov 251 dance1949
- Florindo SassoneOscar Macri · PaísNot danced on film yet1974
- Ignacio CorsiniNot in our catalogue1922
- Guillermo Barbieri, José RicardoNot in our catalogueCarlos Gardel1922
- Roberto FirpoNot in our catalogueIgnacio Corsini1922
- Lorenzo BarberoNot in our catalogueDec 281950
- Dante PuricelliNot in our catalogueAlfredo de la Colina · Sep 161953
- Hugo DíazNot in our catalogue1974
- Ignacio CorsiniNot in our catalogue
- Carlos GarcíaNot in our catalogue
- Horacio MalvicinoNot in our catalogue
- Armando CupoNot in our catalogueRoberto Rufino
- Raúl Miguel GarelloNot in our catalogueRoberto Goyeneche
Lyrics
Español · Underlined words are lunfardo: tap one for its meaning.
, rey del bailongo, , sentimental. Escondés bajo tu risa muchas ganas de llorar. Ya los años se van pasando y en mi pecho no entró un querer. En mi vida tuve minas, muchas minas pero nunca una mujer... Cuando tomo dos copas de más, en mi pecho comienza a surgir el recuerdo de aquella fiel mujer que me quiso de verdad, y yo, ingrato, abandoné. De su amor me burlé sin mirar que pudiera sentirlo después, sin saber que los años al correr iban, crueles, a amargar a este rey del cabaret. ¡Pobrecita! ¡Cómo lloraba cuando ciego la eché a rodar...! La me miraba y... ¡no es de hombre el aflojar! rey del bailongo, de ella siempre te acordarás. Hoy ríes... pero tu risa ¡sólo es ganas de llorar!
English · machine translation
Patotero, king of the bailongo, patotero, sentimental. You hide under your laughter a lot of desire to cry. Already the years are passing by and in my chest no love has entered my chest. In my life I have had girls, many girls but never a woman... When I have two drinks too many the memory of that faithful woman the memory of that faithful woman who really loved me, and I, ungrateful, abandoned. Of her love I mocked without looking that I could feel it later, not knowing that the years, as they went by were cruelly going to embitter this king of the cabaret. Poor thing! How he cried when, blind I rolled her over...! The duck was looking at me y... it's not like a man to let up! Patotero king of the bailongo, of her you will always you will always remember. Today you laugh... but your laughter is only a desire to cry!
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