Song
Que nadie sepa mi sufrir
1953: 2, 21; 1955: 1, 0
Que nadie sepa mi sufrir was composed by Ángel Cabral.
Que nadie sepa mi sufrir is a vals.
The lyrics of Que nadie sepa mi sufrir are by Enrique Dizeo.
Que nadie sepa mi sufrir: The song is older than either the Marino waltz or Edith Piaf's La foule (1957): it was an Argentine song discovered by the French and then re-imported to Argentina as a tango version.
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Credit
- Music
- Ángel Cabral
- Lyrics
- Enrique Dizeo
Source: TangoCloud catalogue
Every recording
3 recordings · our catalogue, dances filmed on TangoTube · 13 more we know of
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- Alfredo De AngelisMost dancedCarlos Dante · Odeon · Dec 1813 dances1953
- Alfredo GobbiTito Lando, Alfredo Del Rio · Jun 30Not danced on film yet1955
- Alberto CastilloEarliest we holdOct 288 dances1953
- Ángel F. CondercuriNot in our catalogueAlberto Castillo · Oct 281953
- Juan Sánchez GorioNot in our catalogueLuis Mendoza, Osvaldo Bazán1954
- -unspecified guitars-Not in our catalogueAlberto Margal1954
- Roberto CalóNot in our catalogueJorge De La Peña1955
- Alfredo J. GobbiNot in our catalogueAlfredo del Río, Tito Landó · Jun 301955
- Susana RinaldiNot in our catalogue1979
- Agustín IrustaNot in our catalogue
- Ángel CárdenasNot in our catalogue
- Sandra LunaNot in our catalogue
- Susana RinaldiNot in our catalogue
- Alberto MarinoNot in our catalogue
- Ariel RamírezNot in our catalogue
- -unspecified guitars-Not in our catalogueAzucena Maizani
Lyrics
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No te asombres si te digo lo que fuiste, una ingrata con mi pobre corazón, porque el brillo de tus lindos ojos negros alumbraron el cariño de otro amor. Y pensar que te adoraba tiernamente, que a tu lado como nunca me sentí. Y por esas cosas raras de la vida sin el beso de tu boca yo me vi. Amor de mis amores, reina mía, qué me hiciste que no puedo consolarme sin poderte contemplar. Ya que pagaste mal a mi cariño tan sincero, lo que conseguirás que no te nombre nunca más. Amor de mis amores si dejaste de quererme, no hay cuidado que la gente de eso no se enterará. Que gano con decir que una mujer cambió mi suerte, se burlarán de mi, qué nadie sepa mi sufrir.
English · machine translation
Do not be astonished if I tell you what you were, ungrateful to my poor heart, because the brightness of your beautiful black eyes illuminated the affection of another love. And to think that I adored you tenderly, that by your side I felt as I had never felt before. And for those strange things of life without the kiss of your mouth I saw myself. Love of my loves, my queen, what have you done to me that I cannot console myself without being able to contemplate you. Since you have paid badly to my affection so sincere, what you'll get that I never name you again. Love of my loves if you stopped loving me, there's no care that people won't know about it. What's in it for me to say that a woman changed my luck, they'll make fun of me, that no one knows my suffering.
Danced to it
Music from 1953–1955 · danced on film 2011–2023
2011: 1, 2012: 1, 2014: 2, 2015: 1, 2016: 4, 2019: 1, 2020: 2, 2023: 1
Through the decades
What we don't know yet3 of 4 known
The year it was written.
Data: recordings, facts and sources
Composer1
Composed by Ángel Cabral
Supported · 2In other catalogues6
Is a1
Is a Vals
Single sourceLyricist1
Lyrics by Enrique Dizeo
Single sourceNotes1
The song is older than either the Marino waltz or Edith Piaf's La foule (1957): it was an Argentine song discovered by the French and then re-imported to Argentina as a tango version.
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