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No te quiero más

No te quiero más is a Tango written by Juan Baüer and recorded by Juan D’Arienzo in 1957. The Tango No te quiero más is written by Juan Baüer, Juan D’Arienzo has recorded No te quiero más with the singer Mario Bustos.
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Tango

Style

Juan D'Arienzo

Orchestra

Mario Bustos

Singer

Juan Baüer

Author

Juan Baüer

Composer

1957/6/13

Date

Mario Bustos
Mario Bustos
Juan D'Arienzo
Juan D’Arienzo

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No te quiero más recorded by other Orchestras

No te quiero más recorded by other Orchestras

1957/6/13 – Bien portena – Juan D-Arienzo
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No te quiero mas – 1957/6/13 – Juan D-Arienzo – Mario Bustos
No te quiero mas – 1940/3/15 – Enrique Rodriguez – Armando Moreno

Lyrics Translation of the Tango No te quiero más

This is the translation of the Tango “No te quiero más” from Spanish to English. The English lyrics of the Tango “No te quiero más” have been done with AI.

Letra del Tango No te quiero más

No te quiero más

ni te puedo ver,

me dedico a la garufa,

ahora tengo otro querer;

la vida es así,

qué le vas a hacer,

no quiero terner más penas

por culpa de una mujer.



Ya no me importa que te hagas bataclana

ni que me digas que tu amor es un mishé,

ni que me batas cuando vengas de mañana

es un amigo que hay que seguirle el tren;

olvidate por completo que he existido

y si la farra te lleva al cabaret,

si allí me encuentras, piénsalo siempre,

que no te puedo querer.



No te quiero com te quería,

sabe Dios dónde estará

el metejón que tenía.

Mi felicidad

ha vuelto a nacer,

que tranquilo estoy ahora

que no volveré a querer.



Vos mi hijita vas siguiendo el mal camino

que a la larga marcará tu perdición;

quien mal anda mal acaba, y tu destino

torturará mi pobre corazón.

Algún día llorarás por los amores

que hoy altiva despreciaste sin pensar

en este amigo

que te quería

pero que no te quiere más



No te quiero más

ni te puedo ver,

me dedico a la garufa,

ahora tengo otro querer;

la vida es así,

qué le vas a hacer,

no quiero terner más penas

por eso quiero beber.

English lyrics of the Tango "No te quiero más"

I don’t love you anymore

nor can I see you,

I devote myself to having fun,

now I have another love;

such is life,

what can you do,

I don’t want to have more sorrows

because of a woman.

I don’t care anymore if you act like a diva

or if you tell me your love is rubbish,

or if you make a scene when you come in the morning

it’s a friend that I must follow;

forget completely that I existed

and if the spree takes you to the cabaret,

if there you find me, always think,

that I cannot love you.

I don’t love you as I loved you,

God knows where

that crush I had is now.

My happiness

has been reborn,

how calm I am now

that I will not love again.

You, my little girl, are following the wrong path

that will eventually lead to your downfall;

those who walk a bad path end badly, and your fate

will torment my poor heart.

One day you will cry for the loves

that today, haughtily, you scorned without thinking

about this friend

who loved you

but doesn’t love you anymore.

I don’t love you anymore

nor can I see you,

I devote myself to having fun,

now I have another love;

such is life,

what can you do,

I don’t want to have more sorrows

so I want to drink.

No te quiero más by Juan Baüer

No te quiero más is a Tango written by Juan Baüer and composed by Juan Baüer.


Story behind the Tango No te quiero más

“No te quiero más” or “I don’t love you anymore” is a narrative of emotional disentanglement and self-discovery following a painful romantic breakup. The lyrics reflect a sense of liberation, as the singer resolves to leave the sorrows caused by a tumultuous relationship behind. The repeated lines, “No te quiero más, ni te puedo ver” – “I don’t love you anymore, nor can I see you”, establish a tone of finality and closure, committing the speaker to a new path free from past attachments. The introduction of a new love and the speaker’s newfound peace reveal a transitioning phase from despair to healing.



Symbolism of No te quiero más

The references to “garufa,” a term associated with fun and revelry, symbolize the protagonist’s decision to embrace joy and leisure, contrasting the gloom associated with previous emotional struggles. This choice to engage in celebration and potentially frivolous activities serves as a form of self-liberation from the weight of past love. Furthermore, the lyrics utilize the metaphor of “el tren,” a train, indicating an ongoing journey that the speaker is compelled to follow, suggesting life’s relentless passage and the necessity to move forward regardless of past attachments.



No te quiero más in historic Context

Historically, 1957 marks a period post-World War II where global cultures, including Argentina, were undergoing significant social and economic changes. The lyrics of “No te quiero más”, capturing personal liberation and change, could reflect a broader sentiment of rejuvenation that permeated many societies in this era. The cultural backdrop of Argentina, known for its rich history in tango music which often explores themes of love, loss, and betrayal, also heavily influences the song’s emotional landscape and its reception by the audience at the time.



Juan Baüer

Juan Baüer, as both the author and composer, is pivotal in imbuing the tango with both lyrical depth and poignant melody, reflecting the complexity of emotional transitions within personal relationships.