4 hits of Horacio Guarany

In addition to being the owner of one of the most powerful voices of Argentine folklore,  Horacio Guarany  was one of the greatest composers of our music. His lyrics, always committed to the feeling of the people, brought him more than one complication throughout his career. The forced  exile  and even attacks on his life — however — could not shut him up.

Today we want to leave you 4 songs by  Horacio Guarany 's authorship, but sung by  other great Argentine voices. 

 I don't want to love you, by  Luciano Pereyra  

I don't want to love you, but I love you;

that punishment has my life.

For having you with me, I despair

,

but if you came near, I'd get away.

 Brunette leather Zambita, by Chaqueño Palavecino 

Brown lily skin;

shade of the dawn.

Wine red, stab

and you give your life for nothing.

Wine red, stab, my good

and you give your life for nothing.

 I have nothing about you, for  Soledad  

I have nothing about you,

and I have everything

even if you don't know, you

're so mine.

You were mine a long time ago,

when autumn

was peeking out at the door

of my gardens.

 Port of Santa Cruz, by Enrique Llopis  

Puerto de Santa Cruz so far away and dear

Little bit of cold, sun from my heart

My little song as a long lament

Popcorn in the wind that will carry my voice, my voice,

My voice lost in the goodbye

goodbye of love, madness yesterday's

fire under the house ó n

The house refuge of love

Love to love under the gray snow

And the gray of the sea hitting the bay

window where your mouth blue,

blue, blue your mouth by the sea