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Seguime corazón

Seguime corazón is a Tango written by Baldomero Suárez and recorded by Armando Pontier in 1968. The Tango Seguime corazón is written by Baldomero Suárez, Armando Pontier has recorded Seguime corazón with the singer Alberto Marino.
“Seguime corazón,” which translates to “Follow me, my heart,” in English, beckons with a tender invitation. It evokes the longing of a soul in pursuit of love’s elusive embrace, where each note sways like a whispered promise. In the dance of passion and yearning, hearts entwine, led by the irresistible rhythm of destiny.

Tango

Style

Armando Pontier

Orchestra

Alberto Marino

Singer

Jesús Fernández Blanco

Author

Baldomero Suárez

Composer

1968/4/1

Date

Alberto Marino
Alberto Marino
Armando Pontier
Armando Pontier

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Seguime corazón recorded by other Orchestras

Seguime corazón recorded by other Orchestras

1968/4/1 – Donde quiera que estes – Armando Pontier
1968/4/1 – En las sombras – Armando Pontier
1968/4/1 – Y no puede ser – Armando Pontier
1968/4/17 – Yo soy el tango – Armando Pontier
1968/4/29 – La ultima – Armando Pontier
Seguime corazon – 1942/10/27 – Juan D-Arienzo – Juan Carlos Lamas
Seguime corazon – 1968/4/1 – Armando Pontier – Alberto Marino
Seguime corazon – 1934/12/7 – Orquesta Tipica Victor – Juan Carlos Nelson

Lyrics Translation of the Tango Seguime corazón

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

Letra del Tango Seguime corazón

Amigo corazón, vos has llorao

apenas una duda te mordió,

y estás como los maulas arrugao,

sin chance pa’ seguir la ruta del dolor…

Al verte sollozar acobardao,

quisiera yo arrancarte de un tirón

y en este mundo ingrato, que sólo da tormentos,

más libre que los vientos, ¡vivir sin corazón!…



Yo no sé nada de cobardes agachadas,

porque en las malas mi serena juventud,

es como un cóndor con las alas desplegadas,

que siempre busca las alturas y la luz…

No me hacen mella los amargos desengaños,

y si querés que no te arranque de un tirón,

por el camino de las penas y los años,

sin lágrimas de maula, ¡seguime, corazón!…



Amigo corazón, si ves nublao

tu cielo de esperanzas y de amor,

las nubes son un mísero tinglao,

rompelo y vas a ver que arriba brilla el sol…

Si vos pensás seguir acobardao,

un día sin dolor te arrancaré,

y luego de arrojarte, cual pasto de las fieras,

feliz con mis quimeras, sin vos yo seguiré….

English lyrics of the Tango "Seguime corazón"

Friend, my heart, you have cried
just because a doubt has bitten you,
and now you’re like a coward shriveled,
without a chance to continue the path of pain…

Seeing you sob in fear,
I wish to tear you out at once,
and in this ungrateful world, that only brings torment,
to live as free as the winds, without a heart!…

I know nothing of cowardly bowing down,
because in tough times my calm youth
is like a condor with outstretched wings,
always seeking the heights and the light…
Bitter disappointments don’t affect me,
and if you don’t want me to rip you out at once,
through the path of sorrows and years,
without cowardly tears, follow me, heart!…

Friend, my heart, if you see your sky
clouded with hopes and love,
the clouds are just a wretched ruse,
break through, and you’ll see the sun shining above…
If you think to continue in fear,
one day without pain I will tear you away,
and after throwing you to the beasts,
happy with my dreams, without you, I will continue…

Seguime corazón by Jesús Fernández Blanco

Seguime corazón is a Tango written by Jesús Fernández Blanco and composed by Baldomero Suárez.

Story behind the Tango Seguime corazón

The lyrics of “Seguime corazón” depict a poignant dialogue with the heart, personifying it as a friend who experiences deep emotional pain and doubt. The narrator addresses the heart, encouraging it to overcome its fears and sorrows to follow a path of resilience and determination. This self-reflective conversation captures the common human struggle between succumbing to despair and finding the strength to continue.


Symbolism of Seguime corazón

Several symbols enhance the emotional depth of the lyrics. The “condor with outspread wings” represents freedom, resilience, and the pursuit of higher aspirations despite adversity. The imagery of breaking through clouds to find the sun symbolizes overcoming obstacles to rediscover hope and joy. Moreover, the expression “living without heart” intriguingly suggests a desire for freedom from emotional pain, advocating a life driven more by adventure than by sentiment.


Seguime corazón in historic Context

Created in Argentina in 1968, a period marked by political and social unrest, “Seguime corazón” resonates with themes of personal and collective resilience. The references to braving life’s hardships without succumbing to fear or sadness reflect a broader cultural atmosphere of enduring through turmoil and seeking liberation from oppressive circumstances. This tango, therefore, not only addresses personal emotional battles but also echoes a societal yearning for change and steadfastness during turbulent times.


Jesús Fernández Blanco

Jesús Fernández Blanco was an influential figure in the world of Argentine tango, known for his poignant lyrics that often delve into themes of love, pain, and resilience.