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Senda florida

Senda florida is a Tango written by Rafael Rossi and recorded by Roberto Firpo in 1928. Roberto Firpo has recorded Senda florida as an instrumental Tango.
“Senda Florida,” or “Floral Path,” invites the listener onto a journey through a garden of emotions, woven with each note’s delicate fragrance. As the melody unfolds, it paints vibrant landscapes of blooming possibilities, whispering tales of love and renewal. The music becomes a gentle breeze, guiding hearts along a lush passage of dreams and hope.

Tango

Style

Roberto Firpo

Orchestra

Instrumental

Singer

Eugenio Cárdenas

Author

Rafael Rossi

Composer

1928/10/18

Date

Instrumental
Instrumental
Roberto Firpo
Roberto Firpo

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Senda florida recorded by other Orchestras

Senda florida recorded by other Orchestras

1928/10/20 – Traicionera – Carlos Gardel
1928/10/20 – Cuando llora la milonga – Carlos Gardel
1928/10/20 – Bandoneon arrabalero – Carlos Gardel
1928/10/20 – Cualquier cosa – Carlos Gardel
1928/10/20 – Marioneta – Carlos Gardel
Senda florida – 1970/8/28 – Juan D-Arienzo – Osvaldo Ramos
Senda florida – 1928/10/18 – Roberto Firpo – Instrumental
Senda florida – 1945/2/22 – Domingo Federico – Carlos Vidal

Letra del Tango Senda florida

Por esta senda donde un bello ruiseñor

cantaba alegre sobre un viejo ventanal,

por esta senda yo he volcado, de mi infancia

las arrogancias de mis años de esplendor.

Aquí, del canto de las brisas, aprendí

las armonías de una dicha singular,

y el alba radiante

con su deslumbrante

corola de luces me enseñó a adorar.



Bella

senda

donde

mi alma

aprendió a querer,

donde con mis juegos placenteros

pasé los años primeros

que ya no pueden volver.

Felices años que adoraba con vehemencia

bajo el sol de la inocencia

que me hacía enternecer.

Soy un jilguero que va volando, volando,

y su canto va dejando

con infinito fervor,

pues en tu senda que está llena de esplendores,

con las más fragantes flores

hice mi nido de amor.



En un recodo de tu senda está mi hogar,

donde mi amada, con dulcísima emoción,

dice a la vida la belleza que la inunda,

con las palabras que modula en su canción.



Senda florida que jamás olvidaré;

bendita senda donde las dichas bebí,

y que has perfumado

el goce anhelado

de verme inundado de azul porvenir.

English lyrics of the Tango "Senda florida"

Along this path where a beautiful nightingale

joyfully sang atop an old window frame,

along this path I have spilled, from my childhood,

the arrogance of my years of splendor.

Here, from the song of the breezes, I learned

the harmonies of a unique happiness,

and the radiant dawn

with its dazzling

circle of lights taught me to adore.

Beautiful
path
where
my soul
learned to love,
where with my delightful play
I spent my earliest years
that can never return.
Happy years that I adored fervently
under the sun of innocence
that made me tender.
I am a finch that goes flying, flying,
and it leaves its song
with infinite fervor,
for on your path that is full of splendors,
with the most fragrant flowers
I made my nest of love.

In a bend of your path is my home,
where my beloved, with sweetest emotion,
tells life about the beauty that fills her,
with the words she crafts in her song.

Flowered path that I will never forget;
blessed path where I drank happiness,
and you have perfumed
the longed-for joy
of seeing myself flooded with a blue future.

Senda florida by Eugenio Cárdenas

Senda florida is a Tango written by Eugenio Cárdenas and composed by Rafael Rossi.



Story behind the Tango Senda florida

“Senda florida,” which translates to “Flowered Path” in English, explores themes of nostalgia, innocence, and the beauty found in life’s simple pleasures. The lyrics recount a journey along a path where the author’s childhood unfolded, filled with bright memories of youth and love. Eugenio Cárdenas reflects on his formative years spent in joy and love, which though gone, have left an indelible mark on his soul. He reminisces about the time spent under the sun of innocence that softened his heart, enveloped in a world where joy and tranquility reigned supreme.



Symbolism of Senda florida

The primary symbol in the Tango is the “senda” or path, which represents the journey of life and the passage of time. The path is “florida,” decorated with flowers, suggesting the blossoming of life and the abundance of happy memories. The “viejo ventanal” or old window serves as a gateway to the past, offering a glimpse into bygone days. Birds, often symbols of freedom and the spiritual messenger between the worlds, sing joyously, adding layers of depth about the connection between nature and human emotions, blending the external world with the internal feelings of the persona.



Senda florida in historic Context

Recorded in 1928 in Argentina, a period marked by cultural development and a rich flowering of the arts in South America, especially in the realm of Tango, “Senda florida” aligns with the romantic and nostalgic era of the Tango’s golden age. This period was characterized by a mixture of European influences and local traditions, which created a unique cultural identity that highlighted dance, music, and poetry as forms of emotional and artistic expression.



Eugenio Cárdenas

Eugenio Cárdenas was known for his contributions to Tango, with works that capture the spirit and mood of early 20th-century Argentina.