Que Te Ha Dado Esa Mujer

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Qué te ha dado esa mujer
Que te tiene tan engreído
Querido amigo
Querido amigo
Yo no se lo que me ha dado

Cada que la veo venir
Se agacha y se va de lado
Querido amigo
Querido amigo
Ese amor no puede ser

Si el propósito
Yo hiciera de dejarla;
Mi destino es comprenderla
Y olvidarla

Lo que no le diga hoy
Ay se lo diré ma&ntilide;ana
Querido amigo
Querido amigo
Mas valdría mejor morir

Ya hace cuatro o cinco días
Que no la miro que no la miro
Sentadita en la ventana

Lo que no le diga hoy
Ay se lo diré ma&ntilide;ana
Querido amigo
Querido amigo
Mas valdría mejor morir

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Composer(s)

Gilberto Parra

Gilberto Parra Paz nació el 30 de Julio de 1913, en San Pedro Tesistán, Jal., Municipio de Jocotepec. Inició su carrera como compositor, en 1940. Su primera obra fue "Por un Amor". Fue fundador y director del Mariachi San Pedro Tlaquepaque. En 1952, ingresó a discos CBS, como Director Artístico, en donde permaneció hasta su jubilación, en 1982.

Performer(s)

Tomas Mendez Sosa
Tomas Mendez is best known for penning the Mexican standards Cucurrucucu Paloma and Paloma Negra. Working primarily in a Mariachi vein, Mendez was a fairly prolific composer, but achieved his greatest success with 1954's "Cucurrucucu Paloma," which was a smash hit for Lola Beltran and later recorded by countless others, including Julio Iglesias. (In the wake of the song's success, Beltran also starred in a film of the same name.) Beltran recorded numerous Mendez songs -- including his other all-time classic, "Paloma Negra" -- and was arguably his most sympathetic interpreter, but his compositions found favor with many; among his most prominent devotees were Pedro Infante, Vicente Fernández, Amalia Mendoza, and Javier Solís. Mendez also made recordings as a singer, but was always more noted for his writing abilities. Historia Musical de Tomas Mendez, a CD retrospective of some of the best interpretations of his material, was released in the mid-'90s.
-- Steve Huey, All Music Guide
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