Voces de tango
Enrique Bunbury · El viaje a ninguna parte CD Turista [2004]
esperar es matar el fuego, que por ti
tengo en mi pecho, y de mi
escapa la risa falsa, en vez de
empezar a llorar, y volver a llorar, todo otra vez por ti.
Temo que al amanecer vuelva a encontrar, que sin ti
la casita está loca de atar, nada puedo escuchar, que no me
traiga a la memoria lo que fui,
y añoro los años en los que debí
volver al hogar, y volver a rogar, harto de rodar por ti.
Escucho las voces de tango,
al ver todas las bazas
que he perdido al seguir
en la timba de amar, en la puerta de un bar, atado a un querer, por ti, por ti.
Voces de tango
Enrique Bunbury's "Voces de tango" stands as a distinctive song within his expansive solo discography, emerging from the 2004 release *El viaje a ninguna parte*. Following his departure from Héroes del Silencio, Bunbury has consistently explored a wide spectrum of Spanish rock and alternative sounds, often blending traditional influences with modern production. This track reflects his willingness to experiment with genre conventions, incorporating the rhythmic and emotional depth of tango into his signature rock framework. The recording captures the artist's evolving approach to songwriting during this period, showcasing his ability to merge diverse musical traditions without sacrificing his established vocal intensity. As part of a celebrated body of work, the song highlights Bunbury's enduring influence on contemporary Spanish-language music and his commitment to artistic reinvention.