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sehr sehr gut!
MaChiHofmann 1 year ago
A Music Gem. Thanks so very much for sharing this rare music to everyone.
nancyfloressantos 2 years ago
The best!! Absolutely! Thank you!
shimmymoon 3 years ago 2
die platte ist wohl leider recht stark gebraucht.
HeadHunter131 3 years ago
unbelieveable, what a gem this video is. Thank you for posting
charlester 4 years ago
Louis Armstrong sings this song in English and it is posted on YT.
Enjoy the REAL NEW ORLEANS JAZZ!
joeocho88 4 years ago
Nie hatte ich einen Tango auf deutsch gehört,
lo importante es la música
jestepario 4 years ago
i like the scratchy record sound
andrexh 4 years ago
haha i agree with you,the scratchy sound seems to give it a little extra sentimental feel to it.cool.
damshley 4 years ago
Really enjoyed this. Sounds good in any language. Liked the 30s sound of the recording too. Adios Muchachos is a CLASSIC!
Thanks for posting. Wish there was an English translation of the lyrics.
erzbet07 4 years ago
I loved this. My gran used to sing it. Does anybody know the lyrics in German, Please?!!!
UVrainbow 4 years ago
In Barcelona, wo sonst? Deutscher ad hoc schmalzt der erste klasse.
canegrace 4 years ago
Muchas gracias, danke schoen, djenkuje, G.
barbcard 4 years ago
It is charming and interesting, but I agree with the earlier comments: the Latin passion of parting with one's life friends is not found in this version.
dzheger 4 years ago
Oh no, it is located in a very different place, still there. Golwin-Orchester was most popular German and Europe between 1923 and 1933 sold millons of records.People danced with thouse Orch. Best!
balletamie 4 years ago
Now well... this is certainly not the authentic Spain, but rather a cardboard film decor glued together with clichés - it really is a parodic "attempt" here.
kspm01 4 years ago
Great fun, especially hearing this in German. Sounds almost like a parody at times, particularly with the occasional Spanish place names. I also admire the way you're shifting "scenes" here.
barbcard 4 years ago
read about Juan Llossas - Cio!
balletamie 4 years ago
Gracias for the suggestion. Unfortunately, my Spanish is not good enough to read your notes.
Can you sum them up briefly in English? I believe the song lyrics are the same as in this version. Ciao.
barbcard 4 years ago
An excellent alternate version of this well-known song, recorded several times by German bands!
kspm01 4 years ago