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Cantemos corazón

Cantemos corazón is a Tango written by Enrique Alessio and recorded by Carlos di Sarli in 1956. The Tango Cantemos corazón is written by Enrique Alessio, Carlos di Sarli has recorded Cantemos corazón with the singer Roberto Florio.
“Cantemos corazón,” translated as “Let Us Sing, Heart,” is a musical invocation to embrace the raw emotions residing within our souls. It beckons us to harmonize our joys and sorrows, letting the heart’s melody guide the way. Such a piece implores listeners to find solace in song, as the heart’s resilience weaves an unspoken symphony of human experience.

Tango

Style

Carlos di Sarli

Orchestra

Roberto Florio

Singer

Reinaldo Yiso

Author

Enrique Alessio

Composer

1956/11/2

Date

Roberto Florio
Roberto Florio
Carlos di Sarli
Carlos di Sarli

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Cantemos corazón recorded by other Orchestras

Cantemos corazón recorded by other Orchestras

1956/11/2 – Cuando muere una esperanza – Carlos di Sarli
1956/10/30 – Tamboriles – Enrique Rodriguez
1956/10/30 – El once (A divertirse) – Enrique Rodriguez
1956/10/29 – Cafe para dos – Alfredo De Angelis
1956/10/29 – El retrato de mis viejos – Alfredo De Angelis
Cantemos corazon – 1956/11/2 – Carlos di Sarli – Roberto Florio
Cantemos corazon – 1956/12/10 – Juan D-Arienzo – Libertad Lamarque
Cantemos corazon – 1956/8/23 – Juan D-Arienzo – Armando Laborde

Lyrics Translation of the Tango Cantemos corazón

This is the translation of the Tango “Cantemos corazón” from Spanish to English. The English lyrics of the Tango “Cantemos corazón” have been done with AI.

Letra del Tango Cantemos corazón

Siento en el pecho que estás contento
porque ya vuelve, nuevamente, corazón.
Con su perfume, con sus caricias,
para embriagarnos con su pasión.
Un beso tierno, ansiosamente,
ardientemente en esa boca dejaré.
Cantemos, corazón. Muy pronto volverá
a nuestro lado, como ayer.

Cantemos,
porque esta noche, nuevamente,
he de tenerla frente a frente,
porque otra vez ha de ser mía.
Cantemos,
por esa gloria del regreso,
por sus caricias, por sus besos,
porque la quiero ¡corazón!
Nunca más
se apartará de nuestra vida
Ya lo verás
¡Nunca, nunca más!

Se fue una noche plena de luna.
Quedaste solo, abandonado, corazón.
Vuelve esta noche clara y hermosa,
noche de besos, noche de amor.
Su boca roja, como una llama,
ha de prenderse, nuevamente, como ayer.
Cantemos, corazón, ya no se alejará
de nuestro lado, ¡nunca más!

English lyrics of the Tango "Cantemos corazón"

I feel inside my chest that you’re happy
because she’s coming back, once more, my heart.
With her perfume, with her caresses,
to intoxicate us with her passion.
A tender kiss, eagerly,
fervently on that mouth I will leave.
Let’s sing, my heart. Soon she will return
to our side, like before.

Let’s sing,
because tonight, once again,
I’ll have her in front of me,
because once more she will be mine.
Let’s sing,
for the glory of her return,
for her caresses, for her kisses,
because I love her, my heart!
Never again
will she leave our life
You’ll see
Never, never again!

She left one night full of moonlight.
You were left alone, abandoned, my heart.
She comes back on this clear and beautiful night,
night of kisses, night of love.
Her red mouth, like a flame,
will ignite once more, just like before.
Let’s sing, my heart, she will no longer stray
from our side, never again!

Cantemos corazón by Enrique Alessio

Cantemos corazón is a Tango written by an anonymous author and composed by Enrique Alessio.

Story behind the Tango Cantemos corazón

“Cantemos corazón” paints the portrait of a hopeful and passionate reunion. It speaks to the emotions of longing and joy that accompany the return of a beloved. Through vivid imagery and tender expressions, it captures the heart’s anticipation of reliving cherished moments. The lyrics reflect an emotional journey from a past melancholy of separation toward an anticipated future of reunion and affection.

Symbolism of Cantemos corazón

Throughout the lyrics, symbolism enriches the narrative with deeper meanings. The “perfume” and “caricias” (caresses) symbolize intimacy and the sensuality of the reconnection. The phrase “noche de besos, noche de amor” (night of kisses, night of love) emphasizes the sentimentality and romantic context of the song. “Su boca roja” (her red mouth) can symbolize passion and desire, akin to a fiery flame that reignites. The repeated urging to “cantemos” (let’s sing) signifies the celebration and relief found in love’s return.

Cantemos corazón in historic Context

Created in 1956 in Buenos Aires, Argentina, this tango reflects the cultural milieu of post-World War II Argentina, a time when tango was not just music and dance but a symbolic narrative of the urban experience. The sentimental and dramatic nature of the lyrics mirrors the tango tradition of exploring themes of love, loss, and yearning. The period was marked by social change and nostalgia for lost eras, and “Cantemos corazón” fits within this framework by expressing enduring love and hope amidst past sorrows.

Enrique Alessio

Enrique Alessio was an esteemed composer who significantly contributed to the tango tradition, bringing his unique touch to its evolution in 20th-century Argentina.