Tristeza Gaucha
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Tristeza Gaucha
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Solemne y muda la noche
Sobre el campo dormilando
Va la grandeza aumentando
Del paisaje con su broche
La Luna haciendo derroche
De su luz azul turquí
Le da un tinte carmesí
A la muda serranía
Y es cada sombra, un vigía
Del dolor que vive allí
Entre ese tono grisáceo
Que domina el horizonte
Se ve cuál un mago al monte
Majestuoso ante el espacio
El sauzal austero y lacio
Que circunda la ladera
Da su nota plañidera
Y el rumor de una virtiente
Marca las notas doliente con el, ay
De una tapera
Alma gaucha que solloza
En las ramas y en los nidos
En los recuerdos ungidos
De ternuras amorosas
Al verte morir mimosas
Cantan las aves por ti
Con pucheros de gurí
El Sol llorando se asoma
Cuando por sobre la loma
Canta el viento su aire ¡Ay de mí!
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Carlos Gardel performs "Tristeza Gaucha", and this lyric page sits inside the Carlos Gardel catalog on LyroVerse.
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