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Nights in Hungary - To my dear old.

NIGHTS OF HUNGARY

RICARDO RODRIGUEZ

In one of the world's most beautiful cities, Budapest, the melody of a song on the nostalgia surrounding me ... I see again my old dancing a summer night in a neighborhood club.

NIGHTS IN HUNGARY - Foxtrot
Words and Music: Enrique Rodriguez and Armando To Albeiro

Only the Danube,
when in the clear night
hear your violin,
I feel my life is reborn
to penetrate my soul
its endless melody.
Let me drunk with the illusion, sing to me in my dreams

your emotion.
I want to live in this moment
love one night
gave me his heart. Gypsy Tap

with passion on the night of Hungary;
on the banks of the Danube
I left my life
your czardas have
taste of the kisses of his mouth in bloom. Hungary Nights

never, ever forget.

Enrique Rodriguez. Bandoneon player, director and composer (1901-1971). Reviled by the avant-garde and praised by the dancers, the orchestra enjoyed great popularity in the forties and fifties, both in Argentina and the rest of America.
Ricardo García Commentary Blaya .

Source
Todo Tango

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The Saraghina.

THE Saraghina

Ricardo Rodriguez

While preparing this post, there was a nice coincidence. I knew that in the musical Nine, which participates Miriam and soon to be released in Buenos Aires, there is the character of The Saraghina.

With love, for you, dear Miriam.

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from the house of women, continue to travel to other banks coming to know the story of a mythical woman known as La Saraghina.

Saraghina is short for a fish that is abundant in the Adriatic. His translation is sardine.

The character of the Saraghina appears in the excellent film by Federico Fellini, 8 ½, played by Edra Gale.

The Saraghina, a large woman and disheveled, with a demonic appearance of innocence, dancing in front of a group of children La Rumba, the pace of the wonderful music of Nino Rota.

Edra Gale. Actress and opera singer. Born in Illinois in 1921 and died in New Mexico in 2001. Participated in numerous films. He was fortunate to come across the great Frederick, who hired her for his film Eight and a half. With his interpretation of the Saraghina, enters the history of world cinema.

Sources

Pierre Leprohon - The Italian Cinema (Chapter 7 - New and Young Cinema) - Secker & Warburg 1972

wikipedia.org/wiki/81/2