Caminito que el tiempo ha borrado
Que juntos un día nos viste pasar
He venido por última vez
He venido a contarte mi mal
Caminito que entonces estabas
Bordeado de trébol y juncos en flor
Una sombra ya pronto serás
Una sombra lo mismo que yo
Desde que se fue
Triste vivo yo
Caminito amigo
Yo también me voy
Desde que se fue
Nunca más volvió
Seguiré sus pasos
Caminito, adiós
Caminito que todas las tardes
Venid recorria cantando mi amor
No le digas vuelve a pasar
Que mi llanto en tu suelo quedó
Caminito cubierto de cardos
La mano del tiempo tu huella borró
Yo a tu lado quisiera caer
Y que el tiempo nos mate a los dos
Desde que se fue
Triste vivo yo
Caminito amigo
Yo también me voy
Desde que se fue
Nunca más volvió
Seguiré sus pasos
Caminito, adiós
Rocío Dúrcal, stage name of María de los Ángeles de las Herás Ortíz (1946-2006), was a renowned Spanish singer and guitarist. Considered one of the most important voices in Latin music of the 20th century, she captivated international audiences with her powerful voice and passionate interpretations of bolero, ranchera, and flamenco. Born in Madrid, Dúrcal began her musical career at the age of 12, performing in Spanish venues. In 1965 she signed her first record deal and throughout the 1970s achieved international success with albums such as "Mi Tierra" (1978) and "La Mujer de Mi Vida" (1980). Among her most famous songs are "Como La Flor", "Amor Eterno", and "Pobre Diabla". Rocío Dúrcal collaborated with world-renowned artists like Julio Iglesias and José Luis Rodríguez, and received numerous awards for her musical career. Her artistic legacy continues to inspire generations of musicians and Latin music enthusiasts worldwide.
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