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These Tangos, Valses, and Milongas were recorded around the same time. Take a look to discover what else this orchestra—or others—may have recorded during the same week or even on the exact same day.
Será una noche is a Tango written by Manuel Ferradás Campos and composed by José Tinelli.
“Será una noche,” which translates to “It will be a night,” encapsulates a profound sense of yearning and the hope for a joyful reunion. The lyrics narrate the undying hope of the speaker who believes in a destined night when their love will return to them. This night is envisioned as a pinnacle of personal happiness and romantic fulfillment. The repeated line “Yo sé que habrá una noche en que vendrás a mí” strongly emphasizes the steadfast belief in the eventual return of the loved one.
The tango uses powerful imagery to amplify the depths of emotion felt by the narrator. Phrases like “mi alma se vestirá con luz de estrellas” (my soul will dress in starlight) symbolize a transformative experience filled with light and hope, signaling the purity and depth of the narrator’s feelings. The “corazón será una flor bajo un rocío de amor” (my heart will be a flower under a dew of love) conveys vulnerability and renewal, suggesting that the narrator’s heart will bloom again with love as refreshing and vitalizing as morning dew.
The tango, recorded in 1964 in Argentina, reflects the cultural and emotional landscape of its time—a period marked by social and political changes. Traditionally, tango has been a medium to express complex emotions, often reflecting the sentiments of the lower classes and immigrants in Argentina. “Será una noche” exemplifies this tradition, using the genre’s rich emotional palette to express deep longing and the enduring hope for reconnection amidst life’s challenges.
Manuel Ferradás Campos was an Argentine lyricist known for his contributions to the world of tango, capturing intricate human emotions and societal nuances within his lyrics.