Owning A Platypus As A Pet

Atahualpa Yupanqui Atahualpa Yupanqui

PEDREGAL Aguita OF

trickle of clear agüita
out of the stony,
come from who knows where, breathless
go.

Both running hidden
have not learned to sing;
perhaps that preserves freshness
worth more ...

Noisy rivers flow,
undoing the sand;
raging waters flowing
increasingly become muddy.

that would never confuse you,
agüita the spring!
know that there are also forces
in your quiet ride.

in something we are alike,
agüita the rocky!


Atahualpa Yupanqui, the book alone
Stone - Poems of the hill

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not let me go, carob - Poema





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Odeon - LDB-99

1. The tree that you forgot - Song (Pablo del Cerro - A. Yupanqui) (°)
2. Milonga triste - Milonga song (Sebastián Piana - Homero Manzi) (*)
3. I want to be light - Zamba (Daniel Reguera) (°)
4. Triumph - Triumph (Andrés Chazarreta) (*)
5. Entreveraos coats - Milonga (A. Yupanqui - Carlos Castelo) (°)
6. Of the angels - Chacarera truncated (Julian A. Diaz) (*)
7. There are wood burning without smoke - Milonga jacket (A. Yupanqui - Romildo Risso) (°)
8. Cantor South - Story by milonga (A. Yupanqui) (°)
9. The loving - Zamba (Julian Diaz - Diaz Benicio - Oscar Valles) (*)
10. My old pony dapple - Aire de milonga (A. Yupanqui) (°)
11. Impossible - Vidal (Juan Carlos Franco) (*)
12. Córdoba North - Chacarera (Pablo del Cerro - A. Yupanqui) (°)
13. The evening - Song (Pablo del Cerro - A. Yupanqui) (°)

(°) Singing and guitar
(*) Guitar Solo

* Contribution of Ernesto Roque.