Francisco García Jiménez (1899-1983)
Francisco García Jiménez (1899-1983)
He wrote many tangos with composer Anselmo Aieta.
Read his biography on todotango.
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His work as Poet
His work as Poet
Alma En Pena (Suffering Soul)
Music: Anselmo Aieta Lyrics: Francisco García Jiménez Translation: Felipe & AyanoBailongo De Los Domingos (Dance Party on Sundays)
Music: Oscar Arona Lyrics: Francisco García Jiménez Translation: Felipe & AyanoRecorded by Ricardo Tanturi with Alberto Castillo in 1943Bajo Belgrano (Lower Belgrano)
Music: Anselmo Aieta 1926 Lyrics: Francisco García Jiménez Translation: Felipe & AyanoRecorded by Alfredo De Angelis with Julio Martel in 1949Barrio Pobre (Poor Neighborhood)
Music: Vicente Belvedere 1926 Lyrics: Francisco García Jiménez Translation: Felipe & Ayano Recorded by Aníbal Troilo with Roberto Goyeneche in 1958Carnaval (Carnival)
Music: Anselmo Aieta Lyrics: Francisco García Jiménez Translation: Alberto PazRecorded by Alfredo De Angelis with Carlos Dante in 1946El Huérfano (The Orphan)
Music: José Luis Padula 1927 Lyrics: Francisco García Jiménez Translation: Felipe & Ayano Recorded by Enrique Rodríguez with Armando Moreno in 1942El Mortero Del Globito (Striker of "Little Balloon")
Music: Miguel Padula Lyrics: Francisco García Jiménez Translation: Felipe & Ayano Recorded by Orquesta Típica Víctor with Alberto Gómez in 1933Ese Sos Vos (That's You)
Music: Ricardo Tanturi Lyrics: Francisco García Jiménez Translation: Felipe & AyanoRecorded by Ricardo Tanturi with Alberto Castillo in 1941La Mentirosa (Liar)
Music: Anselmo Aieta Lyrics: Francisco García Jiménez Translation: Felipe & Ayano Recorded by Osvaldo Pugliese with Alberto Morán in 1954Lunes (Monday) Watch 🎞 Una Noche De Poesía to know more about this song!
Music: José Luis Padula 1920 Lyrics: Francisco García Jiménez Translation: Felipe & Ayano Recorded by Alfredo De Angelis with Carlos Dante in 1947Malvón (Geranium)
Music: Oscar Arona 1943 Lyrics: Francisco García Jiménez Translation: Felipe & AyanoRecorded by Ricardo Tanturi with Enrique Campos in 1943Mariposita (Small Butterfly)
Music: Anselmo Aieta Lyrics: Francisco García Jiménez Translation: Alberto PazRecorded by Rodolfo Biagi with Hugo Duval in 1962Noche De Carnaval (Night of Carnival)
Music: Carlos Di Sarli Lyrics: Francisco García Jiménez Translation: Felipe & AyanoRecorded by Carlos Di Sarli with Roberto Rufino in 1942Oigo Tu Voz (I Hear Your Voice)
Music: Mario Canaro 1943 Lyrics: Francisco García Jiménez Translation: Derrick Del Pilar Recorded by Ricardo Tanturi with Enrique Campos in 1943Recorded by Lucio Demare with Raúl Berón in 1943Príncipe (Prince)
Music: Anselmo Aieta & Rafael Tuegols Lyrics: Francisco García Jiménez Translation: Felipe & AyanoRecorded by Aníbal Troilo with Alberto Marino in 1946Prisionero (Prisoner)
Music: Anselmo Aieta 1929 Lyrics: Francisco García Jiménez Translation: Felipe & AyanoRecorded by Ricardo Tanturi with Enrique Campos in 1944Rosicler (Rosicler (Pale Pink))
Music: José Basso Lyrics: Francisco García Jiménez Translation: Felipe & AyanoRecorded by Aníbal Troilo with Alberto Marino in 1946Tiempo (Time)
Music: Osvaldo Ruggiero Lyrics: Francisco García Jiménez Translation: Felipe & AyanoRecorded by Osvaldo Pugliese with Roberto Chanel in 1946Siga El Corso (Let The Parade Go On)
Music: Anselmo Aieta 1926 Lyrics: Francisco García Jiménez Translation: Felipe & AyanoRecorded by Aníbal Troilo with Alberto Marino in 1944Volver A Soñar (Dreaming Again)
Music: Andrés Fraga Lyrics: Francisco García Jiménez Translation: Felipe & Ayano Recorded by Carlos Di Sarli with Roberto Rufino in 1940Ya Estamos Iguales (Now We’re Even)
Music: Anselmo Aieta Lyrics: Francisco García Jiménez Translation: Felipe & AyanoRecorded by Juan D'Arienzo with Alberto Echagüe in 1945Recorded by Aníbal Troilo with Alberto Marino in 1945Zorro Gris (Grey Fox)
Music: Rafael Tuegols Lyrics: Francisco García Jiménez Translation: Felipe & AyanoRecorded by Alfredo De Angelis with Oscar Larroca in 1952Palomita Blanca (Little White Dove)
Music: Anselmo Aieta Lyrics: Francisco García Jiménez Translation: Felipe & AyanoRecorded by Aníbal Troilo with Alberto Marino & Floreal Ruiz in 1944Page updated
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