Madame ¿desire vous dansé este bolero embriagador bajo la luna de Paris y arrimadita al corazón?
En esta noche de ansiedad quiero la vida recobrar
madame yo me llamo Donjuán y estoy aquí para olvidar.
A sus pies un caballero sincero que viene de tierra extraña,
de España, soñador de profesión amante, católico y sentimental.
Y está usted tan deliciosa de rosa que siento la sangre hervir,
¡quién tuviera veinte años de antaño pa derrocharlos con madame!
Se mueve usted mejor que el mar.
Con ese acento arrullador me hacer perder toda la razón.
Muero en deseos de estampar en esa boca angelical
ardiente un beso de pasión.
Un beso para recordar en la humedad de la pensión.
Ande y venga siéntese a mi lado,
quiero contarle mi secreto a solas.
Soy un amante que pasó de moda,
un seductor de la chaisse-longue.
No se vaya que la invito yo.
No tiene precio su calor, madame.
Papel de imprenta y eso qué más da.
¡Va por la vida y se acabó!
Alzo mi copa de champán a la salud de vous madame.
Y por aquello que perdí... ¡Madame desire vous dansé!
Carlos Cano (1924-1987) was a Spanish singer and composer of copla, a traditional Iberian musical genre. Born in Madrid, Cano began his career in the 1940s, quickly becoming one of the most popular interpreters of copla. His warm and melodious voice, along with his melancholic and romantic compositions, captivated the Spanish public. Among his most famous songs are "El Relicario", "La Paloma del Amor" and "No Me Quieras". Cano collaborated with numerous successful Spanish artists and recorded several albums that became classics of copla. His music is still appreciated in Spain and worldwide, testifying to his lasting influence on Iberian musical culture.
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