Adios, Mariquita Linda
Artie Shaw and his Orchestra : Adios, Mariquita Linda
First published in 1925, ‘Adios, Mariquita Linda’ is a Spanish-flavored song by Marcos Augusto Jiménez Sotelo about unrequired love. The song was usually uncredited in almost a dozen motion pictures, including the 1952 film ‘Flaming Feather’.
Album:
Side A: Adios, Mariquita Linda
Side B: Frenesi
Style: Fox Trot / Jazz
Date Recorded: March 3, 1940
Composer: Marcos A. Jiménez
Lyricist: Ray Gilbert
Instrumentation:
Charted: In 1940 ‘Adios, Mariquita Linda’ charted for 1 week on Billboard reaching a high of #18
Wikipedia: Adios, Mariquita Linda
Instrumental
Instrumental
Goodbye, cute Mariquita
I’m leaving because you
You don’t love me more
Such as I love you
Goodbye, chaparrita chula
I’m leaving
to those very distant lands
and I’ll never go back
Goodbye, life of my life
The cause of all my pain
The love of all my lovers
The fragrance of my flowers
I’ll leave you forever
Goodbye, cute Mariquita
I’m leaving
With the soul very sad
By the anguish and the pain
I go, because your indifferences
Have hurt without mercy and forever
My poor heart
Goodbye, my little white house
The cradle of all my lovers
When I look at you among the flowers
and singing my sorrows
I give you my last “good bye”.
Artie Shaw and his Orchestra