Silbando
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Silbando
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Una calle en Barracas al sur
Una noche de verano
Cuando el cielo es mas azul
Y mas dulzon el canto del barco italiano
Con su luz mortecina, un farol
Con las sombras gambetea
Y en un zaguan esta un galan
Hablando con su amor
Y desde el fondo del dock
Gimiendo en languido lamento
El eco trae un acento
De un monòtono acordeòn
Y cruza el cielo un aullido
De algun perro vagabundo
Y un reo meditabundo va silbando esta canción
Una calle, un farol, ella y el
Y llegando sigilosa
La sombra del hombre aquel
A quien infiel dejo una vez la ingrata moza
Un gemido y un grito mortal
Y brillando entre las sombras
El relumbron con que un facon
Da su tajo fatal
Y, desde el fondo del dock
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Who performs "Silbando"?
Carlos Gardel performs "Silbando", and this lyric page sits inside the Carlos Gardel catalog on LyroVerse.
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