Their first hit was Veni Raquel, which set the tone for their later lyrics' irreverence and ironic humor. Many of their songs are classic anthems of Argentinian nightlife, such as Corazón, Loco (Tu Forma de Ser), Entregá el Marrón, La Guitarra, Los Piratas, and El Murguero.
For some of their hit songs and videos, the Decandentes have engaged many Argentine icons such as former soccer referee Guillermo Nimo and the later candombe singer Alberto Castillo. They are popular with many generations as they draw from traditions such as canzonetta, murga bands, and cantina songs.
Turdera
Los Auténticos Decadentes Lyrics
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Por la ciudad
Balanceándome al paso
De una canción
Una pequeña lluvia
Y ahora este sol
Calienta el pavimento
Y ese vapor
No es preciso
Que me busques
Las veredas llevan
La marca de mis pies
Por las dudas yo te digo
Si me queres perfumar
Los aromas de mi calle no se van
Cuando llego la feria
Todo cambio
Los viernes en turdera
Todo es color
Un día a la semana
Para comprar
Ya me invente otra excusa
Pa' caminar
Yo vivo en un barrio tranquilo
No es preciso
Que me busques
Las veredas llevan
La marca de mis pies
Por las dudas yo te digo
Si me queres perfumar
Los aromas de mi calle no se van
The lyrics of Los Auténticos Decadentes's song Turdera describe a person walking barefoot through the city while being swayed by the rhythm of a song. The lyrics evoke a sense of nostalgia for a place that represents home, comfort, and familiarity. The mention of a small rain followed by sunshine and vapor suggests a change in season or time of day, but the person feels at ease regardless. The lyrics also suggest a sense of pride and ownership over one's neighborhood, as demonstrated by the singer's assertion that the sidewalks bear the mark of their footsteps. The lyrics culminate in a description of Turdera, a neighborhood near Buenos Aires, during the weekly fair when everything becomes colorful and lively.
Overall, the song's message seems to be one of finding beauty and joy in everyday surroundings, no matter how mundane they may seem. The singer takes pleasure in walking through their neighborhood and observing the sights and smells that make it unique. The mention of the fair in Turdera adds an element of excitement and community, suggesting that sometimes it takes a special occasion to appreciate the things that are always around us.
Line by Line Meaning
Caminando descalzo
Walking barefoot
Por la ciudad
Through the city
Balanceándome al paso
Swaying with each step
De una canción
To a song
Una pequeña lluvia
A small rain
Y ahora este sol
And now this sun
Calienta el pavimento
Heats the pavement
Y ese vapor
And that steam
Yo vivo en un barrio tranquilo
I live in a peaceful neighborhood
No es preciso
No need
Que me busques
To look for me
Las veredas llevan
The sidewalks carry
La marca de mis pies
The mark of my feet
Por las dudas yo te digo
Just in case I tell you
Si me queres perfumar
If you want to perfume me
Los aromas de mi calle no se van
The aromas of my street don't go away
Cuando llego la feria
When the market comes
Todo cambio
Everything changes
Los viernes en turdera
Fridays in Turdera
Todo es color
Everything is color
Un día a la semana
One day a week
Para comprar
To buy
Ya me invente otra excusa
I already invented another excuse
Pa' caminar
To walk
Los aromas de mi calle no se van
The aromas of my street don't go away
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: DIEGO HERNAN DEMARCO
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