Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Milonga de Gauna, artist - Adriana Varela. Album song Encaje, in the genre Музыка мира
Date of issue: 03.07.2017
Record label: Dbn
Song language: Spanish
Milonga de Gauna(original) |
Milonga de Gauna |
El dolor se le fue |
como por artimaña |
vaya uno a saber |
si es así o se engaña. |
Su sonrisa final |
vaya uno a saber |
lo que quiso Gauna. |
Dicen que su canción |
ya estaba cantada |
quién pudiera decir hoy |
si sabía Gauna |
que en aquel carnaval |
cumpliría su rol. |
Misterios del alma. |
Emilio Gauna |
murió en Palermo |
en una noche de carnaval |
acuchillado en un mano a mano |
que se arrastraba de años atrás |
¡Acuchillado en un mano a mano! |
Una duda resultó |
ser mucho más fuerte, |
una duda que enterró |
el miedo a la muerte. |
En su ciego puñal |
una duda murió |
En su cuerpo inerte. |
El valor le llegó |
cuando era debido, |
el coraje que pidió |
y le fue concedido. |
Encontró a su rival |
ni perdió ni ganó. |
Se marchó tranquilo, |
Emilio Gauna |
murió en Palermo |
en una noche de carnaval, |
acuchillado en un mano a mano |
que se arrastraba de años atrás. |
Acuchillado en un mano a mano. |
Emilio Gauna |
murió en Palermo |
en una noche de carnaval |
Acuchillado en un mano a mano |
que se arrastraba de años atrás. |
Sueño de sangre y silencio* |
Basado en un personaje de Adolfo Bioy Casares en su novela El sueño de los |
héroes. |
La anécdota de Bioy es a la vez simple y laboriosa. |
En ciertos |
carnavales del Buenos Aires de 1927, el joven Emilio Gauna, junto a unos |
amigotes del cafetín y un cierto doctor Valerga, se pierde durante tres días en |
los carnavales. |
Amanece solo y sin recordar lo que ha sucedido, en una cancha |
de fútbol abandonada por los bosques de Palermo. |
Nebulosamente sabe que medio |
se enamoró de una máscara y poco más recuerda. |
Las pistas, luego, dan a entender que el brujo Taboada torció su destino, |
y más tarde se sabrá que gracias a la hija del brujo, Clara, el protagonista |
salvó su vida. |
Gauna y los suyos se mueven en un mundo de peluquerías, |
panaderías, cafés, pensiones y billares exentos de misterio, el frugal reino |
de la melancolía tanguera por ciertos días idos, donde al parecer se |
compadreaba y se resolvían enojos a cuchillo. |
A Gauna, que se ha casado con Clara sin sospechar que ha sido su salvadora y |
prospera en un taller mecánico, le ha sido dada una vida sin sobresaltos. |
Y sin embargo, Gauna quiere resolver el misterio de su amnesia, |
algo muy difícil de lograr en un ambiente donde todos, como en cualquier |
barrio o en cualquier pensionado, están alerta a los pasos de todos. |
Y Bioy logra el prodigio, finalmente, de hacer desaparecer tres años más tarde |
a Gauna en unos nuevos carnavales y alcanzar, gozosamente, su final trágico. |
El truco, bastante notable, consiste en haber construido un escenario |
melodramático para un protagonista que, oscuramente, busca un final heroico. |
Es como si Gauna, a tientas, se hubiera ganado el destino de otra novela, |
de la novela que ensueñan quienes se quieren heroicos. |
Sin testigos, sin escena, Gauna se hará cargo de su final. |
Porque a diferencia |
del melodrama, que vive de la gesticulación y del estrépito, el momento trágico |
llega con la dicha del silencio. |
(translation) |
Milonga de Gauna |
The pain is gone |
as if by trick |
let one know |
if it is so or is it deceived. |
his final smile |
let one know |
what Gauna wanted. |
They say your song |
was already sung |
who could say today |
if you knew Gauna |
that in that carnival |
he would fulfill his role. |
Mysteries of the soul. |
Emilio Gauna |
died in Palermo |
on a carnival night |
stabbed in a hand to hand |
that he crawled from years ago |
Stabbed in a hand to hand! |
a doubt resulted |
be much stronger |
a doubt that he buried |
the fear of death. |
In his blind dagger |
a doubt died |
In his inert body. |
value came to him |
when it was due |
the courage he asked for |
and it was granted to him. |
He found his rival |
he neither lost nor won. |
He walked away quietly |
Emilio Gauna |
died in Palermo |
on a carnival night, |
stabbed in a hand to hand |
that crawled from years ago. |
Stabbed in a hand to hand. |
Emilio Gauna |
died in Palermo |
on a carnival night |
Stabbed in a hand to hand |
that crawled from years ago. |
Dream of blood and silence* |
Based on a character by Adolfo Bioy Casares in his novel The Dream of the |
heroes. |
Bioy's anecdote is both simple and laborious. |
in certain |
carnivals of Buenos Aires in 1927, the young Emilio Gauna, along with some |
buddies from the café and a certain doctor Valerga, gets lost for three days in |
the carnivals. |
He wakes up alone and without remembering what has happened, on a court |
abandoned soccer field in the woods of Palermo. |
He nebulously he knows that half |
he fell in love with a mask and remembers little else. |
The clues, then, suggest that the sorcerer Taboada twisted his destiny, |
and later it will be known that thanks to the sorcerer's daughter, Clara, the protagonist |
saved his life from him. |
Gauna and his family move in a world of hairdressers, |
bakeries, cafes, pensions and billiards devoid of mystery, the frugal kingdom |
of tango melancholy for certain days gone by, where apparently |
he compadre and quarrels were resolved with a knife. |
To Gauna, who has married Clara without suspecting that she has been his savior from her and |
thrives in a mechanic shop, he has been given a smooth life. |
And yet Gauna wants to solve the mystery of her amnesia for him, |
something very difficult to achieve in an environment where everyone, as in any |
neighborhood or in any boarding school, they are alert to everyone's footsteps. |
And Bioy achieves the miracle, finally, of making it disappear three years later |
to Gauna in some new carnivals and reach, joyfully, his tragic end. |
The trick, quite remarkable, is to have built a stage |
melodramatic for a protagonist who, darkly, seeks a heroic end. |
It is as if Gauna, groping, had earned the fate of another novel, |
of the novel that those who want to be heroic dream of. |
With no witnesses, no scene, Gauna will take care of his end of it. |
because unlike |
of melodrama, which lives on gesticulation and noise, the tragic moment |
it comes with the bliss of silence. |