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Muriéndome de amor

Muriéndome de amor is a Tango written by Manuel Sucher and recorded by Ricardo Tanturi in 1957. The Tango Muriéndome de amor is written by Manuel Sucher, Ricardo Tanturi has recorded Muriéndome de amor with the singer Elsa Rivas.
“Muriéndome de amor,” which translates to “Dying of Love,” captures the essence of profound longing and passion. The music wraps around you like a lingering embrace, each note echoing the bittersweet ache of an unfulfilled romance. It is a dance of yearning, where the heart, caught in a relentless tango, cries out for the love it can never fully possess.

Tango

Style

Ricardo Tanturi

Orchestra

Elsa Rivas

Singer

Carlos Bahr

Author

Manuel Sucher

Composer

1957/2/15

Date

Elsa Rivas
Elsa Rivas
Ricardo Tanturi
Ricardo Tanturi

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Muriéndome de amor recorded by other Orchestras

Muriéndome de amor recorded by other Orchestras

1957/2/15 – Cacha viaje – Ricardo Tanturi
1957/2/7 – Martingala – Armando Pontier
1957/2/7 – Quedemonos aqui – Armando Pontier
1957/1/22 – Al fin de cuentas – Francisco Rotundo
1957/1/22 – Nunca es tarde (Todavia estas a tiempo) – Francisco Rotundo
Muriendome de amor – 1956/12/12 – Carlos di Sarli – Jorge Duran
Muriendome de amor – 1957/2/15 – Ricardo Tanturi – Elsa Rivas
Muriendome de amor – 1956/12/11 – Alfredo De Angelis – Oscar Larroca
Muriendome de amor – 1956/10/9 – Jose Basso – Floreal Ruiz
Muriendome de amor – 1956/12/5 – Francisco Rotundo – Enrique Campos
Muriendome de amor – 1956/11/14 – Enrique Francini – Julia Vidal

Lyrics Translation of the Tango Muriéndome de amor

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

Letra del Tango Muriéndome de amor

Tu boca puede más que mi cordura
y me tortura la tentación,
con sólo imaginar que tu me besas
ardo en intensa fiebre de amor.
Mi vida es una llama que se inflama
al soplo de una racha de pasión.
Y un ansia que no deja pensar nada,
un ansia atormentada, me arrastra en su turbión.

Hay algo siempre en ti, que me provoca.
Y hay algo siempre en mí, que me apasiona.
Y en medio de los dos, la furia loca
que enciende la pasión en nuestras bocas.
Mil veces he intentado rebelarme,
negándome a esta ciega tentación,
mas tengo un corazón, y soy de carne.
Y al verte junto a mí, vuelvo a besarte,
muriéndome de amor.

Me asusta esta ansiedad con que yo espero
cada momento de nuestro amor.
Me aturde este afiebrado sentimiento
en que me enciendo sin salvación.
Qué embrujo del amor caldeó mi sangre,
qué fiebre me enardece el corazón
y anima en mi flaqueza irresponsable
en ansia irremediable que puede más que yo.

English lyrics of the Tango "Muriéndome de amor"

Your lips overpower my sanity
and temptation tortures me,
just imagining that you kiss me
I burn in an intense fever of love.
My life is a flame that ignites
at the blow of a gust of passion.
And an anxiety that leaves no room for thought,
a tormented craving, sweeps me in its storm.

There’s always something in you, that provokes me.
And there’s always something in me, that excites me.
And between the two of us, the mad fury
that ignites the passion in our mouths.
A thousand times I’ve tried to rebel,
denying this blind temptation,
but I have a heart, and I am flesh.
And seeing you next to me, I kiss you again,
dying of love.

I’m frightened by the anxiety with which I await
each moment of our love.
This feverish feeling overwhelms me,
in which I burn without salvation.
What sorcery of love heated my blood,
what fever inflames my heart
and spurs my irresponsible weakness
in an unstoppable craving that overpowers me.

Muriéndome de amor by Carlos Bahr

Muriéndome de amor is a Tango written by Carlos Bahr and composed by Manuel Sucher.

Story behind the Tango Muriéndome de amor

“Muriéndome de amor” translates to “Dying of Love” in English, capturing the overwhelming passion and emotional intensity experienced by the narrator. The lyrics express a deep inner turmoil and insurmountable desire, centering around the powerful impact of a loved one’s kiss and presence. The narrative describes a love so intense that it verges on self-destruction, where rational thought is overtaken by passionate feelings.



Symbolism of Muriéndome de amor

The recurring theme of fire and fever in the verses symbolizes the burning intensity and consuming nature of the narrator’s feelings. Phrases like “ardo en intensa fiebre de amor” (I burn in intense fever of love) and “mi vida es una llama” (my life is a flame) highlight the transformative, albeit destructive, power of their emotions. The “furia loca” (mad fury) between the two lovers embodies the tumultuous, uncontrollable aspect of their love, pointing towards both its depth and its potential peril.



Muriéndome de amor in historic Context

Set in 1957 Argentina, a time when Tango was a pivotal element of cultural expression, “Muriéndome de amor” reflects the passionate and often tumultuous spirit of the era. This period was marked by political and social upheaval, which often mirrored the intense and dramatic themes found in Tango music. The song’s emotional complexity and its portrayal of love as a consuming force potentially offer a reflection on the national mood of uncertainty and fervor during that time.



Carlos Bahr

Carlos Bahr was a renowned poet and lyricist known for his contributions to the genre of Tango, capturing the essence of Argentine culture and emotion in his works.