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Rio rebelde

Rio rebelde is a Tango written by and recorded by Ricardo Tanturi in 1959. The Tango Rio rebelde is written by , Ricardo Tanturi has recorded Rio rebelde with the singer Alberto Guzmán.
“Rio Rebelde,” or “Rebel River” in English, conjures the image of a wild, untamed current that defies boundaries and carves its own path. This evocative name speaks to the spirit of defiance and passion, a torrent of emotions that flows freely, unconstrained by the shores of convention. It dances with the fervor of a Tango, swaying unpredictably through the landscape of the heart.

Tango

Style

Ricardo Tanturi

Orchestra

Alberto Guzmán

Singer

Author

Composer

1959/12/9

Date

Alberto Guzmán
Alberto Guzmán
Ricardo Tanturi
Ricardo Tanturi

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Lyrics Translation of the Tango Rio rebelde

This is the translation of the Tango “Rio rebelde” from Spanish to English. The English lyrics of the Tango “Rio rebelde” have been done with AI.
Night comes down the river
bringing empty hours,
bringing nocturnal lamentations,
and into your dark corner
it pours a sad song.

I don’t know why you let it,
I don’t know why you’re crying,
I only feel my life,
like you,
bored.

Tango and night,
troubled and crazy,
your nostalgia is spinning
by wandering so much,
and in your rhythm I find
that crying leaves me
perfectly still.

Rio Rebelde by

Rio rebelde is a Tango written by and composed by .


Story behind the Tango Rio Rebelde

“Rio Rebelde” or “Rebellious River” in English may metaphorically speak to the turbulent and uncontainable spirit of the lyrics. Reflecting life’s ever-changing and often unpredictable nature, rivers in literature often symbolize life’s journey—twisting and turning with turbulent emotions and unpredictable challenges. The rebel aspect can imply a defiance against life’s hardships or societal norms.


Symbolism of Rio Rebelde

The title “Rio Rebelde” itself begins the symbolism—emphasizing unrest and resistance, much like a river that overflows and alters its course despite obstacles. Rivers often represent time’s passage and the forces of nature that, though sometimes calm and guiding, can become unstoppable and reshape landscapes—in this context, both physical and emotional. This symbolism could be highlighting a tumultuous personal or societal period.


Rio Rebelde in historic Context

Located within the context of Argentina, 1959 marks a politically and socially tumultuous period shortly after the Revolución Libertadora which overthrew Juan Perón. This timing may reflect the climate of uncertainty and the personal and collective struggles against a backdrop of political strife. The river’s defiance could represent the people’s resilience and resistance during unpredictable social changes.


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