Song
La noche que te fuiste
1945: 2, 48; 1979: 1, 0; 2014: 1, 5
La noche que te fuiste was composed by Osmar Maderna.
La noche que te fuiste is a tango.
La noche que te fuiste was published in 1945.
The lyrics of La noche que te fuiste are by José María Contursi.
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Credit
- Music
- Osmar Maderna
- Lyrics
- José María Contursi
Source: TangoCloud catalogue
Every recording
4 recordings · our catalogue, dances filmed on TangoTube · 6 more we know of
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- Aníbal TroiloMost dancedFloreal Ruiz · RCA Victor · Jun 529 dances1945
- Miguel CalóEarliest we holdRaúl Iriarte · Odeon · Feb 2019 dances1945
- Armando PontierRoberto Goyeneche · Jun 5Not danced on film yet1979
- Orquesta Típica Sans SouciEl Chino Laborde5 dances2014
- Malena MuyalaNot in our catalogue
- María GrañaNot in our catalogue
- Ernesto FrancoNot in our catalogue
- -unspecified male-Not in our catalogue
- Lidia BordaNot in our catalogue
- Orlando VerriNot in our catalogue
Lyrics
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A veces, cuando en sueños tu imagen aparece, radiante y fugaz como un rayo de sol, siento que tus manos entibian las mías trémulas y frías... ¡y hablas de tu amor ! Entonces lentamente mi espíritu adormeces, arrullo sutil de una vieja canción, aquélla que cantabas cuando tú eras mía, fantasma febril que se aleja burlón. La noche que te fuiste (más triste que ninguna) palideció la luna y se tornó más gris la soledad... La lluvia castigando mi angustia en el cristal y el viento murmurando : Ya no vendrá más. La noche que te fuiste nevó sobre mi hastío y un hálito de frío las cosas envolvió... Mis sueños y mi juventud cayeron muertos con tu adiós... La noche que te fuiste se fue mi corazón... Más fuerte que tu olvido, el tiempo y la distancia, se ensaña, tenaz con mi desolación, el remordimiento de todo el pasado ¡todo mi pasado trágico y burlón ! Por eso cuando en sueños tu imagen se agiganta y entonas sutil esa vieja canción, yo vuelvo a ser entonces el de aquellos días, radiante y feliz como un rayo de sol.
English · machine translation
Sometimes, when in dreams your image appears, radiant and fleeting like a ray of sunshine, I feel your hands warm mine trembling and cold... and you speak of your love! Then you slowly lull my spirit to sleep, subtle cooing of an old song, the one you used to sing when you were mine, feverish phantom that mockingly moves away. The night you left (sadder than any other) the moon paled and the loneliness became grayer... The rain punishing my anguish on the glass and the wind murmuring: He won't come anymore. The night you left it snowed on my boredom and a breath of cold enveloped things... My dreams and my youth fell dead with your goodbye... The night you left my heart was gone... Stronger than your oblivion, time and distance, it rages, tenacious with my desolation, the remorse of all the past all my tragic and mocking past! That's why when in dreams your image is agigantic and you subtly intone that old song I then become again the man of those days, radiant and happy as a ray of sunshine.
Danced to it
Music from 1945–2014 · danced on film 2006–2026
2006: 1, 2011: 1, 2013: 5, 2014: 5, 2015: 1, 2016: 5, 2017: 2, 2018: 6, 2019: 3, 2021: 2, 2022: 1, 2023: 4, 2026: 1
Where it is danced
The places our videos show it danced, by performances filmed there.
Data: recordings, facts and sources
Composer1
Composed by Osmar Maderna
Supported · 2In other catalogues3
TodoTango · tema/317
Single sourcetango.info · Z0000069557
Single sourceMusicBrainz · d45fa6ae-cefc-461d-b6f9-57bf1300c823source
Single sourceIs a1
Is a Tango
Single sourcePublished1
Published 1945
Single sourceLyricist1
Lyrics by José María Contursi
Single sourceListen
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