El Mal De Amor (La Maladie D'Amour)

Michel Sardou · Other Songs - Michel Sardou

(Yves Dessca/Jacques Revaux/Michel Sardou)

adaptation espagnole Rafael Gayoso Zuber



El mal de amor ataca el corazon

A todos por igual del mas pequeño al mas mayor

Con gran pasion, el rio del amor

Se lleva en su caudal hasta los que saben nadar



Puede mover el mundo, puede cambiar un hombre

Hace veces vivir tristeza y dolor

Es algo muy profundo que recibe mil nombres

Y como hay que sufrir cuando se va el amor



El mal de amor ataca el corazon

A todos por igual, del mas pequeño al mas mayor

Con gran pasion, el rio del amor

Se lleva en su caudal hasta los que saben nadar



A traicion se apodera de una pobre estudiante

Que se va enamorar del profesor de inglés

Cuando menos se espera, te lleva por delante

Cuanto te va a costar en olvidar después



El mal de amor ataca el corazon

A todos por igual, del mas pequeño al mas mayor

Con gran pasion, el rio del amor

Se lleva en su caudal hasta los que saben nadar.

About El Mal De Amor (La Maladie D'Amour)

Michel Sardou's "El Mal De Amor (La Maladie D'Amour)" stands as a defining track from his 1970 album *J'Habite En France*, marking a pivotal shift in his career toward French chanson and pop. Originally recorded in English as "It's Not Too Late To Start Again," the song was later reimagined with a French title and lyrics, showcasing Sardou's versatility as a performer who bridged international appeal with domestic musical identity. The recording captures the romantic melancholy characteristic of the era's French pop, blending smooth vocals with a timeless ballad structure that resonated deeply with audiences across Europe. This work exemplifies Sardou's ability to adapt his style while maintaining emotional authenticity, contributing to his legacy as one of France's most enduring vocalists. The song's enduring popularity highlights the cross-cultural nature of his discography, where English and French versions often coexist, reflecting the artist's unique position in the global music landscape during the late 1960s and early 1970s.