Song
Madame Ivonne
1935: 1, 8; 1942: 1, 9; 1962: 1, 2; 1966: 1, 0; 2002: 1, 0
Madame Ivonne was composed by Eduardo Pereyra.
Madame Ivonne is a tango.
Madame Ivonne was published in 1933.
The lyrics of Madame Ivonne are by Enrique Cadícamo.
every sentence cites a published fact
Credit
- Music
- Eduardo Pereyra
- Lyrics
- Enrique Cadícamo
Source: TangoCloud catalogue
Every recording
5 recordings · our catalogue, dances filmed on TangoTube · 10 more we know of
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- Ricardo TanturiMost dancedAlberto Castillo · RCA Victor · Mar 189 dances1942
- Edgardo DonatoEarliest we holdAlberto Gómez · RCA Victor · Feb 208 dances1935
- Armando PontierRoberto Goyeneche · Dec 23Not danced on film yet1966
- Orquesta El ArranqueAriel Ardit · Oct 30Not danced on film yet2002
- Troilo-GrelaInstrumental · RCA Victor · Aug 212 dances1962
- Ángel Domingo Riverol, Domingo Julio Vivas, Guillermo Barbieri, Horacio PettorossiNot in our catalogueCarlos Gardel · Nov 61933
- Hugo del CarrilNot in our catalogue1961
- Leopoldo FedericoNot in our catalogueJulio Sosa · Nov 81962
- Ciriaco Ortiz, Ubaldo Aquiles De LioNot in our catalogue1965
- Edmundo RiveroNot in our catalogue
- Hugo del CarrilNot in our catalogue
- Rodolfo LesicaNot in our catalogue
- Susana RinaldiNot in our catalogue
- Ciriaco OrtizNot in our catalogue
- -unspecified guitars-Not in our catalogueEdmundo Rivero
Lyrics
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Mamuasel Ivonne era una pebeta que en el barrio posta de viejo Montmartre, con su pinta brava de alegre griseta animó la fiesta de Les Quatre Arts. Era la del barrio latino que supo a los puntos del verso inspirar... Pero fue que un día llego un argentino y a la francesita la hizo suspirar. Madame Ivonne, la Cruz del Sur fue como el signo, Madame Ivonne, fue como el signo de tu suerte... Alondra gris, tu dolor me conmueve, tu pena es de nieve... Madame Ivonne... Han pasado diez años que zarpó de Francia, Mamuasel Ivonne hoy solo es Madam... La que va a ver que todo quedó en la distancia con ojos muy tristes bebe su champán. Ya no es la del Barrio Latino, ya no es la mistonga florcita de lis, ya nada le queda... Ni aquel argentino que entre tango y mate la alzó de París
English · machine translation
Mamuasel Ivonne was a little girl in the old Montmartre neighborhood, with her brave look of a cheerful T-shirt she animated the party of Les Quatre Arts. She was the papusa of the Latin quarter who knew how to inspire the points of the verse... But it was that one day an Argentine arrived and made the French girl sigh. Madame Ivonne, the Southern Cross was like the sign, Madame Ivonne, it was like the sign of your luck... Grey lark, your pain moves me, your sorrow is of snow... Madame Ivonne... Ten years have passed since she sailed from France, Mamuasel Ivonne today is only Madam... The one who goes to see that everything was left in the distance With very sad eyes she drinks her champagne. She is no longer the papusa of the Latin Quarter, She is no longer the mistonga fleur-de-lis, nothing is left for her... Nor that Argentinian who between tango and mate lifted her from Paris
Danced to it
Music from 1935–2002 · danced on film 2009–2025
2009: 1, 2013: 1, 2014: 1, 2018: 2, 2022: 1, 2023: 4, 2025: 2
Where it is danced
The places our videos show it danced, by performances filmed there.
Data: recordings, facts and sources
Composer1
Composed by Eduardo Pereyra
Supported · 2In other catalogues4
TodoTango · tema/61
Single sourcetango.info · T0370017245
Single sourceMusicBrainz · 1077b589-7efe-4fbf-853f-eaffd630eb7csource
Single sourceIs a1
Is a Tango
Single sourcePublished1
Published 1933
Single sourceLyricist1
Lyrics by Enrique Cadícamo
Single sourceUsed in lyric1
papusa — used in lyric Madame Ivonne
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