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Bailarín compadrito

Anibal TROILOAnibal TROILOtango1966-12-063 videos
Singer: Anibal TROILOSinger 2: Tito ReyesComposer: Miguel BucinoAuthor: Miguel Bucino

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Vestido como dandy, peinao a la gomina
y dueño de una mina más linda que una flor,
bailás en la milonga con aire de importancia,
luciendo la elegancia y haciendo exhibición.

Cualquiera iba a decirte, che, reo de otros tiempos,
que un día llegarías a rey de cabaret,
que pa' enseñar tu corte pondrías academia...
Al taura siempre premia la suerte que es mujer.

Bailarín compadrito,
que floriaste tu corte primero,
en el viejo bailongo orillero
de Barracas al sur.

Bailarín compadrito,
que quisiste probar otra vida,
y al lucir tu famosa corrida
te viniste al Maipú.

Araca, cuando a veces oís La Cumparsita
yo sé cómo palpita tu cuore al recordar
que un día lo bailaste de lengue y sin un mango
y ahora el mismo tango bailás hecho un bacán.

Pero algo vos darías por ser sólo un ratito
el mismo compadrito del tiempo que se fue,
pues cansa tanta gloria y un poco triste y viejo
te ves en el espejo del viejo cabaret.
English translation
Dressed like a dandy, combing his hair with hair gel
and owner of a girl prettier than a flower,
you dance at the milonga with an air of importance,
showing off your elegance and making an exhibition.

Anybody would have told you, hey there, you, a prisoner of other times!
that one day you would become a cabaret king,
that to show your court you'd set up an academy...
To the taura always rewards the luck that is woman.

Compadrito dancer,
that you first flourished your court,
in the old bailongo orillero
of Barracas to the south.

Dancer compadrito, who wanted to try another life,
you wanted to try another life,
and to show off your famous corrida
you came to Maipú.

Araca, when sometimes you listen to La Cumparsita
I know how your heart palpitates when you remember
that one day you danced it with a tongue and without a mango
and now you're dancing the same tango like a bacán.

But you would give anything to be just for a little while
the same compadrito of the time that is gone,
because so much glory is tiring and a little sad and old
you see yourself in the mirror of the old cabaret.

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