
Date of issue: 05.06.2011
Song language: Spanish
Alguien le dice al tango(original) |
Tango que he visto bailar. |
contra un ocaso amarillo |
por quienes eran capaces |
de otro baile, el del cuchillo. |
Tango de aquel Maldonado |
con menos agua que barro, |
tango silbado al pasar |
desde el pescante del carro. |
Despreocupado y zafado, |
siempre mirabas de frente. |
Tango que fuiste la dicha |
de ser hombre y ser valiente. |
Tango que fuiste feliz, |
como yo también lo he sido, |
según me cuenta el recuerdo; |
el recuerdo fue el olvido. |
Desde ese ayer, cuántas cosas |
a los dos nos han pasado! |
Las partidas y el pesar |
de amar y no ser amado. |
Yo habré muerto y seguirás |
orillando nuestra vida. |
Buenos Aires no te olvida, |
tango que fuiste y serás. |
(translation) |
Tango that I have seen dance. |
against a yellow sunset |
for those who were able |
of another dance, that of the knife. |
Tango of that Maldonado |
with less water than mud, |
whistled tango when passing |
from the car's jib. |
Carefree and loose, |
you always looked straight ahead. |
Tango that you were happiness |
to be a man and to be brave. |
Tango that you were happy, |
as I have also been, |
as my memory tells me; |
memory was oblivion. |
Since that yesterday, how many things |
they have happened to both of us! |
The games and the sorrow |
to love and not be loved. |
I will have died and you will continue |
bordering our lives. |
Buenos Aires does not forget you, |
Tango that you were and will be. |