| Hay unos ojos que si me miran
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| Hacen que mi alma tiemble de amor
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| Son unos ojos tan primorosos
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| Ojos m†© lindos no he visto yo.
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| «‡y!, quien pudiera mirarse en ellos
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| «‡y!, quien pudiera besarlos m†© Gozando siempre de sus destellos
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| Y no olvidarlos nunca jam†©.
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| Y todos dicen que no te quiero
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| Que no te adoro con frenes?
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| Y yo les digo que mienten, mienten
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| Que hasta la vida darџ† por ti.
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| According to Mendoza, this ia a danza
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| habanera, a folk dance reflecting the Cuban
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| influence which was strong in Mexico
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| following the revolution of 1910. The
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| rhythm of this waltz has an elegantly
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| graceful nineteenth century Creole cadence.
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| L.R.
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| There Are Some Eyes
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| written by Rub-љ Fuentes
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| There are some eyes which if they look at me Make my soul tremble with love
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| There are some eyes so exquisite
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| Prettier eyes I have never seen.
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| Ay!, who could look at himself in them
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| Ay!, who could kiss them more
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| Enjoying always their sparkle
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| And never ever forgetting them.
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| And everyone says that I don’t love you
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| That I don’t adore you with a frenzy
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| And I tell them that they lie, they lie
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| That I would even give my life for you.
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| © 1987 Normal Music / BMI |