#jose alfredo jimenez

[riotgrrrlhole]

Por la lejana montaña, Va cabalgando un jinete

By the distant mountain, a horseman is riding

Vaga solito en el mundo

He roams alone in the world

Y va deseando la muerte.

Longing for death

Lleva en su pecho una herida,

He has a wound on his chest

Va con su alma destrozada,

He goes with his shattered soul

Quisiera perder la vida

He wants to lose his life

Y reunirse con su amada.

And get together with his lover

La quería más que a su vida

He loved her more than his own life

Y la perdió para siempre,

And he lost her forever,

Por eso lleva una herida, por eso busca la muerte.

That’s why he’s wounded , that’s why he seeks death.

El Jinete interpreted by Jorge Negrete lyrics by José Alfredo Jiménez (1947)

[aiiaiiiyo]

[my3rdeyeview]

[m0on-lightt]

Que dos seres distintos

No se pueden querer

Pero yo ya te quise

Y no te olvido

Y morir en tus brazos

Es mi ilusión ♡

[sweetsoulmusic]

[juliancallejo]

[mis-pinches-frases]

"Voy a dejarte el mundo para ti solita"... haber si muy chingona

[songlations]

"Tú y Las Nubes" by José Alfredo Jiménez, English translation of lyrics

Ranchera, Mexican oldie from the mid-20th century. This unrequited love song was featured in the Mexican movie La Fiera (1956).

“You and the Clouds” LyricsStyle: Ranchera, Mexican oldie from the mid-20th century. This unrequited love song was featured in the Mexican movie La Fiera (1956).Country: MexicoListen: YouTube Translation: Ay, ay, ay(Cariño, mío, ríndete ya) Ay, ay, ay(My dear, hang your white flag) Ando volando bajo,Mi amor está por lo suelos,Y tú tan alto, tan alto,Mirando mis desconsuelos,Sabiendo que soy…

[sangredegorgona]

Tú no puedes dejarme de amar

Ni yo de adorarte

Porque estamos unidos del alma

Quién sabe hasta cuando🎶

[spoopy-sloth]

It always bring me joy when people like my edling comics. Always! Like, wow. I did those, didnt i?

[the-obsessive-collector]

Pedro Infante Interpreta a José Alfredo Jiménez, Vol. 1

Pedro Infante

El cobarde

[mentalnahas]

Hijos de jose alfredo jimenez

He was struck-down by hepatitis at age 47 and is regarded, along with Agustín Lara and Juan Gabriel, as one of the best songwriters that Mexico has ever produced. He was certainly one of the most prolific composers in the history of popular music, worldwide. Shortly before his death, he wrote and recorded his last song, “Gracias”, thanking the public for all of the affection they had shown him. His tomb has become a place of pilgrimage for serious music fans from around the Spanish-speaking world. Spanish singer and composer Joaquin Sabina pays homage to José Alfredo Jiménez and Mexican singer (of Costa Rican ancestry) Chavela Vargas in his song “Por el bulevar de los sueños rotos”. Jiménez was married to Julia Gálvez (whom he called “Paloma”) in 1952 and had two children he later married the daughter of comedian Manuel Medel and fathered three much later, he married singer Alicia Juárez, who was 27 years younger than he was (he wrote a song about her entitled-in translation– “I Should Have Fallen in Love with Your Mother”). Jiménez also appeared in numerous Mexican films of the 1950s. Many other movies took their titles from his compositions: Amanecí en tus brazos, Qué bonito amor, La mano de Dios, La vida no vale nada, Me cansé de rogarle, ad infinitum. Iménez’s life was the subject of a 1988 film biography, Pero sigo siendo el rey, starring Leonardo Daniel (the film was based on a story by Paloma Jiménez, which may explain why the Alicia Juárez character–not referred to by that name–is not very favorably portrayed).This has to be M.A.P.'s worst movie. Though Pons started out as a very hot rumbera in the early forties, she was "tamed" by the late fifties, early sixties. In this movie, she is a daughter of a single dad (Fernando Fernández) who follows fairs (carnivals), gambling and drinking. He takes in an orphan boy and the children are raised as siblings. When the children reach their adulthood, they become singers and lovers. However, Tin- Tán's skit and the battle of the composers (Cuco Sánchez and José Alfredo Jiménez) out shadow Pons' and Roberto Rivera's performances, the main protagonists! They could have easily given Pons more and better singing/dancing skits. Difficulties arise when one of the Maldonado brothers is killed after a card game.

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