Pesi Otani
I'm currently sitting here with the original 1939 sheet music on my lap. I've never been able to hear the opening of this song as it was removed later by others such as Glenn Miller, until now. Thank you! I really appreciate this.
Dorothy Lamour - Perfidia download song
- Artist: Dorothy Lamour
- Song Title: Perfidia
- Music Genre: Foreignbard
- Length: 03:06
- Size: 7.3MB
- Bitrate: 320Kbps
- Uploaded: 2022-02-09
- Upload by: bensom100
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Comments
Dewayne Phillips
She was beautiful
SAURAV DAS
What a soulful and pensive voice Dottie had!
Mac NcheesyXP
beautiful version and awesome for 1945. I love this old stuff. Dorothy Lamour was a great entertainer, love the movies she was in too.
choops4683
Written by Alberto Dominguez and translated to English by Milton Leeds. I love the English version with Dorothy Lamour as well. Thanks for sharing...:)
MILIFANGR
SHE WAS ABSOLUTELY STUNNING
howdyyo01
Hello James
This is my favorite Dorothy Lamour song, such a gorgeous lady and a great singer
Am also a great fan of Sinatra
Saw him in concert in Los Angeles where I live.
Where do you live?
Merry Christmas
Michael
jmacleve
Beautiful, how times have changed.
Cri Sou
This indeed is the best performance of this song and in fact provided the model for many subsequent singers in recording it.
joui1997
None better than this version, so beautiful, it speaks to me. I love it so , Dorothy Lamour to bad she had to leave us.
Sheon Dwyer
First rate! Dottie rules! Always above the mark!
Morse Code
The problem of translating is complicated - lyrics can never br translated word for word because they won't make much sense - a good example is the song La Mer which in its original form is an ode to the sea which rhymes and has meaning in French, but not in English, and so it became Beyond The Sea - Where have All The Flowers Gone translated into German becomes literally "Tell me where the flowers are" which isn't even a question - so as I say it's hard.
Steven Hartman
A lovely rendition of a lovely song by a lovely woman
Benny3030100
She had the look.
ChiriConCarne
This is an original Spanish language song, Perfidia, written by Alberto Dominguez in 1937. Milton Leeds wrote the English lyrics and was first recoded by Tony Martin in 1940.
Angelica Llanos
This is a great version! Dorothy Lamour was never in better voice. Thanks for posting it.