Dyango, born José Gómez Romero, May 8, 1940 in Barcelona, is a Catalan musi… Read Full Bio ↴Dyango, born José Gómez Romero, May 8, 1940 in Barcelona, is a Catalan musician. He has been famous for lush, sentimental, romantic Latin pop since the 1970s.

He named himself after the Gipsy guitarist Django Reinhardt. Two of his sons, Marcos Llunas and Jordi, are also singers, though the first one is currently retired. He is widely known as the Spanish Tom Jones.

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Alma Corazón Y Vida
Dyango Lyrics

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Recuerdo aquella vez
Que yo te conocí
Recuerdo aquella tarde
Pero no me acuerdo
De como te vi
Pero si te dire
Que yo me enamore
De esos dos lindos ojos

Y tus labios rojos
Que no olvidare
Oye esta cansion que lleba
Alma corazon y vida
Estas tres cositas nada mas te doy
Como no tengo fortuna
Estas tres cosas te ofresco
Alma corazon y vida y nada mas
Alma para conquistarte
Corazon para quererte
Y vida para vivirla junto a ti
Alma para conquistarate
Corazon para quererte
Y vida para vivirla junto a ti
Recuerdo aquella vez
Que yo te conocí
Recuerdo aquella tarde
Pero no me acuerdo
De como te vi
Pero si te dire
Que yo me enamore
De esos dos lindos ojos
Y tus labios rojos
Que no olvidare
Oye esta cansion que lleba

Alma corazon y vida
Estas tres cositas nada mas te doy

Overall Meaning

In the lyrics to Dyango's song Alma, Corazón y Vida, the singer reflects on the first time he met his love. He recalls the afternoon fondly, but admits that he doesn’t remember how she looked. However, he does remember falling in love with her two beautiful eyes and red lips. The song goes on to explain that the singer doesn’t have much to offer his love in terms of material possessions, but he can give her his heart, soul, and life. He offers these three things as a testament to how deeply he loves her and how he wants to spend the rest of his life with her.

The song is a classic bolero, a genre of music that originated in Cuba in the late 19th century and gained popularity throughout Latin America in the mid-20th century. The bolero typically features a slow tempo and romantic lyrics that speak to the heart. Alma, Corazón y Vida is no exception, as it captures the essence of a man truly in love and willing to give everything he has to the woman he adores. The song has become a timeless classic and is often played at weddings, romantic dinners, and other special occasions.

Line by Line Meaning

recuerdo aquella vez
I remember the moment I first met you

que yo te conocí
when I got to know you

recuerdo aquella tarde
I remember that afternoon

pero no me acuerdo
but I don't remember

de como te vi
how I saw you

pero si te dire
But I will tell you

que yo me enamore
that I fell in love

de esos dos lindos ojos
with those two beautiful eyes

y tus labios rojos
and your red lips

que no olvidare
that I won't forget

oye esta cansion que lleba
Listen to this song that carries