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From album
Amor
Eydie Gormé · 1964 · Track 5
Details
TonalidadG#
Compás4/4
Tempo62 BPM
Duración2:19
ÁlbumAmor
Año1964
ISRCMXF146500228
Fun facts
Sergio De Karlo wrote "Flores negras", a bolero that came out in 1937. He presented it Pedro Vargas in the film *Los chicos de la prensa* of the same year. The Mexican singer recorded the song for RCA Victor.
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The story behind
Eydie Gormé sings Black Flowers with a voice that takes the ear to a quiet place, as if she were in a night garden. The song is a bolero, a genre that moves between love and nostalgia, and this version gives it a softness that makes it special. The lyrics speak of black flowers, a symbol that can be sad or mysterious, and Eydie's voice carries it with a calmness that makes it recall a moment when everything seems possible. The song was recorded in 1965, along with Los Panchos, and since then has been performed by many, but this version remains one of the most well-known.
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