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Quién te iguala

Singer: Carlos DI SARLIComposer: Alejandro MichettiAuthor: Francisco Bohigas

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Lyrics
Salón “La Paternal”
De milonga corrida está el bailongo,
Y del fueye al rezongo
El malevaje se luce allí.
La “parda” Blanca Flor
Prendida del ojal del “chino” Ayerza,
La bailan solos, mientras la merza
Formando rueda, les canta así:
 
¡Metele!, ¡Chino!, ¡Dale!...
Que para el tango
No hay quién te iguale.
Seguile, “parda”, el giro,
Que hasta Retiro
No para el tren...
Fajale una “sentada”,
A tu “pardita”
Que está chalada.
Y en su boquita ´e rosa,
Una ventosa
Clavale bien...
 
El “ñato” Pantaleón
Que estaba, de la “parda”, enamorado,
Jaileife y afeitado
Cayó al bailongo con loco fin.
Peló como una luz
De rápido, el puñal,
Y a la sordina
Hubo desmayos,
Y por la mina,
Se armó una bronca
De San Quintín.
 
El encuentro fatal
Los cuchillos trenzó,
Mas cayó el oficial
Y a los dos encanó.
La percanta desleal
Al final se arregló,
Con el tano Pascual
Y al Brasil se piantó.
English translation
La Paternal" Hall
From milonga corrida is the bailongo,
And from fueye to rezongo
The malevaje shines there.
The "parda" Blanca Flor
Pinned to the buttonhole of the "chino" Ayerza,
They dance it alone, while the merza
Forming wheel, sings to them like this:
 
Metele, Chino, Dale!...
That for the tango
There's no one who can match you.
Follow him, "parda", the turn,
That up to Retiro
The train doesn't stop...
Fajale una "sentada",
To your "pardita"
Who is crazy.
And in her little mouth 'e rose,
A suction cup
Nail her well...
 
The "ñato" Pantaleón
Who was, of the "parda", in love,
Jaileife and shaved
He fell to the bailongo with a crazy end.
He peeled like a light
Quickly, the dagger,
And to the mute
There was fainting,
And for the mine,
There was a fight
Of San Quintín.
 
The fatal encounter
The knives were twisted,
But the officer fell
And the two were encanó.
The disloyal percanta
In the end it was settled,
With the tano Pascual
And went to Brazil.

The Cabeceo