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Algo Contigo, Los Panchos.
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Eydie Gormé and Trio Los Panchos - Piel Canela, Sabor A Mi, Granada
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Sin ti // No podré vivir jamás
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Eydie Gorme & The Trio Los Panchos : Amor (Great Love Songs in Spanish)
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Posters for Perdída (1949)
Although the woman in these posters appears to be having a grand old time, we, as the audience, know that her attempts to redeem herself through the Love of a Good Man will come to naught, and she'll be left a broken woman of easy virtue. There is no redemption in the caberetera genre; only fleeting hope and bitter disillusion.
…and catchy tunes and dance numbers. Here, Los Panchos present the title tune to the film:
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Great article here from Linda Rodriguez on the genre in Harvard's ReVista:
#niñon sevilla#caberetera#mexican film#cine mexicano#genero#los panchos#boleros#agustín lara#la epoca dorada#Youtube
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Las horas mas felices de mi amor, fueron contigo.
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#eydie gormé#los panchos#canta en español con los panchos 1964#1960s#bolero#usa#mexico#puerto rico#Spotify
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Tus besos se llegaron a recrear
Aquí en mi boca
Llenando de ilusión y de pasión
Mi vida loca
Las horas más felices de mi amor
Fueron contigo
Por eso es que mi alma siempre extraña
El dulce alivio
Te puedo yo jurar ante un altar
Mi amor sincero
A todo el mundo le puedes contar
Que sí te quiero
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"Sabrá Dios" by Álvaro Carrillo, Los Panchos, English translation of lyrics
Translation: "Sabrá Dios" (God Knows) by Álvaro Carrillo. Bolero song about a person doubting their partner, suspecting infidelity but not having proof, and being worried that the suspicion itself could end the relationship if they are wrong.
“God Knows” Lyrics TranslationStyle: Bolero song about a person doubting their partner, suspecting infidelity but not having proof, and being worried that the suspicion itself could end the relationship if they are wrong. Country: MexicoListen: Álvaro Carrillo; Eydie Gormé and Los Panchos; Vicente Fernández; Tania Libertad Translation: Sabrá Dios, si tú me quieres o me engañas.Como no adivino…
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#Alvaro Carrillo#Country-Mexico#Eydie Gorme#Genre: Bolero#Genre: Breakup#Genre: Emo#Los Panchos#Tania Libertad#Vicente Fernandez
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HOY HABLAMOS DE LOS PANCHO
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a song a day until i forget: day 5?
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