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Que te importa que te llore · Miguel Caló · 1942

Miguel CalóRaúl BeróntangoOdeon
Music by Miguel Caló, Osmar Maderna, lyrics by Osmar Maderna. 5 recordings in our catalogue, 1942–2018.

Who recorded it

Every version5

Earliest we hold: Miguel Caló, 1942

  1. Miguel CalóRaúl Berón1942
  2. Francisco LomutoFernando Díaz1942
  3. Orquesta El ArranqueAriel Ardit2002
  4. Orquesta Romantica MilongueraRoberto Minondi2018
  5. Orquesta Típica Sans SouciEl Chino Laborde2003

Pinned at 1942 · Golden Age 1935–1954 · Miguel Caló recordings indexed 1933–1972 · gold: Orchestra of the stars, 1939–1944

Que te importa que te llore · Miguel Caló · 1942 was sung by Raúl Berón.†† Que te importa que te llore · Miguel Caló · 1942 is a tango.† Que te importa que te llore · Miguel Caló · 1942 lasts 02:41.†

The song

The piece as people name it, whoever plays it.

5 orchestras recorded it

134 Dances filmed to it

Who wrote it

Music
Miguel Caló, Osmar Maderna
Words
Osmar Maderna
Written
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First played
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Source: TangoCloud catalogue

Lyrics

Español

Déjame mentir que volverás que volverás con el ayer, con el ayer de nuestro sueño. Déjame esperarte, ¡nada más!, ya que comprendo que esperar es un pedazo de recuerdo, se que este dolor, es el dolor de comprender que no puede ser esa esperanza que me ahoga. Déjame llorar, siempre llorar, y recordarte y esperar al comprender que no volverás. Qué te importa que te llore, qué te importa que me mientas si ha quedado roto mi castillo del ayer, déjeme hacer un Dios con sus pedazos. Qué te importa lo que sufro, qué te importa lo que lloro... si no puede ser aquel ayer de la ilusión, déjame así llorando nuestro amor. Mucho te esperé sin comprender, sin comprender por qué razón te has alejado y no volviste. Mucho te esperé; fatal dolor de consumir la soledad en el calor de lo que fuiste. Debes indicarme qué camino continuar ya que es imposible que se junten nuestras vidas. Déjame llorar, siempre llorar, no ves que ya ni sé qué hablar, ni qué mentir, ni qué esperar.

English · machine translation

Let me lie that you will return that you will return with yesterday, with the yesterday of our dream. Let me wait for you, nothing more! since I understand that waiting is a piece of memory, I know that this pain, is the pain of realizing that it can't be that hope that drowns me. Let me cry, always cry, and remember you and hope realizing that you won't come back. What do you care that I cry to you, what do you care that you lie to me if my castle of yesterday has been broken, let me make a God with its pieces. What do you care what I suffer, what do you care what I cry... if it can't be that yesterday's illusion, let me thus mourn our love. I waited a long time for you without understanding, without understanding why you went away and did not return. A long time I waited for you; fatal pain of consuming loneliness in the heat of what you were. You must tell me which path to follow since it is impossible for our lives to come together. Let me cry, always cry, don't you see that I don't even know what to talk about, nor what to lie, nor what to expect.

Every version

Computed from the catalogue, not yet written by anyone

The catalogue holds 5 recordings of this song by 5 orchestras, 1942 to 2018.
1940’50’60’70’80’90’00’10
Recordings of Que te importa que te llore · Miguel Caló · 1942 by year, taller the more they are danced · 5 of 5 recordings carry a year · read Nov 2, 2026

5 recordings · our catalogue, dances filmed on TangoTube · 4 more we know of

a version people dance tono Dances matched yet: something to listen to

The leader is Miguel Caló, 1942, with 81% of the 134 filmed dances matched to a version of this song.

“No match yet” means no filmed dance is tied to that version so far, not that nobody dances it. Dances whose music we have not identified are left out.

Choose A and B on two recordings to hear them one after the other.

  1. Miguel CalóEarliest we holdMost dancedQue te importa que te lloreMiguel CalóRaúl BeróntangoOdeon
    108 dances · 81%
    1942
  2. Orquesta Típica Sans SouciQue te importa que te lloreOrquesta Típica Sans SouciEl Chino Labordetango
    24 dances · 18%
    2003
  3. Orquesta Romantica MilongueraQue te importa que te lloreOrquesta Romantica MilongueraRoberto Minonditango
    2 dances · 1%
    2018
  4. Francisco LomutoQue te importa que te lloreFrancisco LomutoFernando DíaztangoRCA Victor
    No match yet
    1942
  5. Orquesta El ArranqueQue te importa que te lloreOrquesta El ArranqueAriel Ardittango
    No match yet
    2002
  6. Soledad VillamilNot in our catalogue
  7. -unspecified male-Not in our catalogue
  8. Ensemble HyperionNot in our catalogueRuben Peloni
  9. Walter LabordeNot in our catalogue

One recording

A dated take, with its sound and the couples dancing it.

Miguel Caló

Que te importa que te lloreMiguel CalóRaúl BeróntangoOdeon

Couples filmed dancing this recording · 111 Performances

Recorded the same day

What else Miguel Caló recorded on Jun 30, 1942.

  1. TrasnochandoMiguel CalóRaúl BeróntangoOdeon

Danced to it

Music from 1942 · danced on film 2005–2026

20052026
By the year it was danced; each dance counts once, however many channels filmed it

2005: 2, 2007: 1, 2008: 2, 2009: 3, 2010: 2, 2011: 5, 2012: 7, 2013: 10, 2014: 8, 2015: 6, 2016: 4, 2017: 5, 2018: 3, 2019: 5, 2021: 1, 2022: 1, 2023: 1, 2024: 1, 2025: 2, 2026: 2

Where it is danced

The places our videos show it danced, by performances filmed there.

  1. Salón CanningPalermo
    4 performances
  2. Espacio Riobamba (Club Castel)Balvanera
    2 performances
  3. El Yeite Tango ClubVilla Crespo
    1 performance
  4. Sunderland ClubVilla Urquiza
    1 performance

Filmed sets

One Couple dancing three or four songs at one Occasion, every song known. What was danced on film, not what a DJ played.

2 of 2 complete sets on film

  1. Celeste Medina and Rodrigo Fonti

    In upload order: nobody has said the order danced

    1. 1RecuerdoOsvaldo Pugliese, 1944
    2. 2MandriaJuan D'Arienzo, 1939
    3. 3Que te importa que te lloreMiguel Caló, 1942
    4. 4Meta fierroJuan D'Arienzo, 1939
    Watch it on TangoTube
  2. Betsabet Flores and Jonathan Spitel

    In upload order: nobody has said the order danced

    1. 1Que te importa que te lloreMiguel Caló, 1942
    2. 2Como flor de yuyoColor Tango (Roberto Alvarez), 2005
    3. 3MariónMiguel Caló, 1943
    Watch it on TangoTube

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Danced alongside it

Our data: the recordings most often danced in the same filmed Performance as this one (one Couple dancing one to eight songs). Nearer the middle, more Performances.

  1. 1MandriaJuan D'Arienzo, 1939 · danced together in 2 Performances
  2. 2Vieja recovaJuan D'Arienzo, 1942 · danced together in 2 Performances
  3. 3Como flor de yuyoColor Tango (Roberto Alvarez), 2005 · danced together in 2 Performances

Cite this

Data: recordings, facts and sources

Singers1

Sung by Raúl BerónJun 30, 1942

In other catalogues11

tango.info · 02480002703211-2-1

tango.info · 04024236202256-1-2

tango.info · 05099964049120-1-10

tango.info · 07798108080316-2-22

tango.info · 08427328130929-1-4

tango.info · 02480002043423-1-13

tango.info · 08427328140096-1-6

tango.info · 00008637217228-1-1

tango.info · 00724383741328-1-3

tango.info · 02480002102533-1-5

tango.info · 02480002102694-1-6

Is a1

Is a tango

Duration1

Duration 02:41

Audio feature15

Audio feature 126.0

Audio feature 0.948

Audio feature G

Audio feature major

Audio feature 0.867

Audio feature -22.8

Audio feature 0.392

Audio feature 0.409

Audio feature 0.425

Audio feature 0.046

Audio feature 0.0

Audio feature 0.528

Audio feature 127.2

Audio feature 63.6

Audio feature step

Vocal1

Vocal sung

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  1. Que te importa que te lloreMiguel CalóRaúl Berón

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