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Tiernamente

Tiernamente is a Tango written by Agustín Bardi and recorded by Astor Piazzolla in 1947. The Tango Tiernamente is written by Agustín Bardi, Astor Piazzolla has recorded Tiernamente with the singer Aldo Campoamor.
“Tiernamente,” meaning “Tenderly” in English, captures the essence of gentle affection woven through every note. This piece of music, whether whispered by strings or sung with heartfelt emotion, envelopes the listener in a warm embrace of nostalgia and love. Each phrase unfolds like a dance of kindness and grace, resonating with the soul’s deepest yearnings.

Tango

Style

Astor Piazzolla

Orchestra

Aldo Campoamor

Singer

Mario Battistella

Author

Agustín Bardi

Composer

1947/4/15

Date

Aldo Campoamor
Aldo Campoamor
Astor Piazzolla
Astor Piazzolla

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Lyrics Translation of the Tango Tiernamente

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

Letra del Tango Tiernamente

Acércate mi amada

Sin temor soñemos,

Y por el camino

Del amor divino,

Todas las miserias

De este mundo olvidaremos.



Yo te guiaré,

Sentimental,

Y en este andar

Dulce y triunfal,

Puesta la fe en nuestro ideal

Nos amaremos…



¡Ven amada mía!

Que esta noche es confidente,

Para amarnos tiernamente

Suavemente y recordar.

Juntos contaremos

Las estrellas silenciosas,

Y las rosas, deliciosas,

Nos darán todas, su aroma.



Yo, ¡Bien!, necesito

Repetirte que te adoro,

Que eres mi único tesoro

Toda, toda mi pasión.

Ésta es nuestra noche

Y al compás de su armonía,

Quiero darte, vida mía

El corazón…



Soñemos, sí soñemos

Libres de quebrantos,

Honrando a la vida

Que es quien nos convida,

A gozar la gloria

De su reino y sus encantos.



Y al seguir así

Siempre los dos,

Con nuestra luz

Y nuestro Dios,

Ya no habrá más un solo adiós

Penas y llantos…

English lyrics of the Tango "Tiernamente"

Come close, my beloved

Let us dream without fear,

And along the path

Of divine love,

All the miseries

Of this world we will forget.



I will guide you,

Sentimental,

And on this walk

Sweet and triumphant,

With faith in our ideal

We will love each other…



Come, my beloved!

For tonight is our confidant,

To love each other tenderly

Gently, and to remember.

Together we will count

The silent stars,

And the roses, delicious,

Will give us all their scent.



I really need

To repeat that I adore you,

You are my only treasure

All, all my passion.

This is our night

And to the rhythm of its harmony,

I want to give you, my life

My heart…



Let’s dream, yes let’s dream

Free from troubles,

Honoring life

That invites us,

To enjoy the glory

Of its kingdom and its charms.



And by continuing so

Always the two of us,

With our light

And our God,

There will be no more goodbyes

Sorrows and tears…

Tiernamente by Mario Battistella

Tiernamente is a Tango written by Mario Battistella and composed by Agustín Bardi.


Story behind the Tango Tiernamente

“Tiernamente” invites listeners into a world of intimacy and deep emotional connection. The song unfolds like a gentle promise between lovers, who vow to forsake the miseries of the world by entering the divine path of love. Phrases like “Acércate mi amada, Sin temor soñemos,” meaning “Come closer, my beloved, Let’s dream without fear,” set the stage for a narrative driven by vulnerability and heartfelt invitation. The repeated exhortations to love ‘tiernamente’—tenderly—highlight the softness and depth of the relationship being portrayed.


Symbolism of Tiernamente

The symbolism in “Tiernamente” revolves largely around nature and celestial imagery, painting love as a sublime, ethereal experience. References to “dreams” and “stars” evoke a sense of infinity and grandness, contrasting with the intimate and personal tone of the lovers’ vow. The lines “Juntos contaremos, Las estrellas silenciosas, Y las rosas, deliciosas, Nos darán todas, su aroma,” which translate to “Together we will count the silent stars, And the delicious roses, Will give us all their scent,” utilize the stars and roses as metaphors for timeless and flourishing love, further enriching the emotional landscape of the lyrics.


Tiernamente in historic Context

Written and recorded in 1947, “Tiernamente” emerges in a post-World War II context where themes of love, peace, and personal happiness were particularly resonant. Argentina, still distant from the direct devastation of the war, was nevertheless influenced by the global mood of recovery and reflection. The focus on tender, personal love can be seen as an antidote to the widespread narratives of loss and reconstruction, offering listeners an escape into personal joy and romantic idealism.


Mario Battistella

Mario Battistella was a notable Argentine lyricist whose works often captured the essence of emotional depth and cultural sentiments of his time.