Fabrice Knecht Tango DJ

Unica

Unica is a Tango written by Roberto Pérez Prechi and recorded by Osvaldo Fresedo in 1962. The Tango Unica is written by Roberto Pérez Prechi, Osvaldo Fresedo has recorded Unica with the singer Hugo Marcel.
“Unica,” meaning “Unique” in English, resonates with the soul’s deepest desires and longings. This piece is a singular journey of passionate melodies intertwined with the rhythm of life’s dance, evoking the unparalleled essence of an unforgettable encounter. In its notes, one finds the rare beauty of moments that speak directly to the heart, cherished and unmatched.

Tango

Style

Osvaldo Fresedo

Orchestra

Hugo Marcel

Singer

Eugenio Majul

Author

Roberto Pérez Prechi

Composer

1962/11/4

Date

Hugo Marcel
Hugo Marcel
Osvaldo Fresedo
Osvaldo Fresedo

Discover Other Orchestras

Recommended

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.

Unica recorded by other Orchestras

Unica recorded by other Orchestras

Lyrics Translation of the Tango Unica

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

Letra del Tango Unica

¡Única tú,
en mi existencia al fin,
golpeada por mil vientos!
¡Única tú,
porque supiste ser
canción y rosa y beso!

¡Única tú,
por tu resignación,
por tu honda fe en mi amor y en mí!
Porque no sé olvidar
que en el instante gris
me amaste más y más.

¡Única tú,
pequeña y tibia hoy,
graciosa y tibia siempre!
Dulce rumor,
con aires de la flor,
que a mi me gusta más.

¡Única tú,
aquí en mi corazón,
que sólo en ti logró la sed calmar!
¡Única tú,
aquí en mi corazón
y para siempre o más!

English lyrics of the Tango "Unica"

Only you,
at last, in my life,
beaten by a thousand winds!
Only you,
because you knew how to be
song and rose and kiss!

Only you,
for your resignation,
for your deep faith in my love and me!
Because I cannot forget
that in the grey moment,
you loved me more and more.

Only you,
small and warm today,
graceful and warm always!
Sweet murmur,
with airs of the flower,
that I like the most.

Only you,
here in my heart
where only you could quench the thirst!
Only you,
here in my heart
and for always or more!

Unica by Eugenio Majul

Unica is a Tango written by Eugenio Majul and composed by Roberto Pérez Prechi.


Story behind the Tango Unica

The lyrics of “Unica” radiate a profound emotional depth where the narrator expresses an overwhelming sense of love and admiration towards a significant other, described as “Unica” or “Unique” in English. Each verse of the song details different virtues of this beloved, highlighting their ethereal and irreplaceable nature in the narrator’s life. The repetition of “¡Única tú!” emphasizes the unmatched and solitary position this person holds in the narrator’s heart.


Symbolism of Unica

The tango uses vivid symbolism to convey its messages of affection and admiration. Phrases like “golpeada por mil vientos” (battered by a thousand winds) suggest a life of challenges and resilience, which adds depth to the character’s uniqueness. Additionally, being compared to “canción y rosa y beso” (song and rose and kiss) symbolizes beauty, romance, and the sweetness of their essence. The use of natural and sensory imagery connects the emotional state of the narrator to the listener, creating a universal appeal.


Unica in historic Context

Created in 1962 in Argentina, “Unica” emerges during a vibrant yet complex era for tango music, which was deeply intertwined with the cultural and political fabric of the country. This period was marked by a renaissance of traditional forms as well as an exploration of new expressions within the genre. The heartfelt lyrics and traditional structure of “Unica” reflect a yearning for emotional clarity and stability, sentiments that resonated with many during a time of significant social and political shifts in Argentina.


Eugenio Majul

Eugenio Majul was a renowned lyricist in the Argentine tango scene, known for his profound and eloquent compositions.