About the song
Introducing the hauntingly beautiful ballad “Invierno Triste” by the incomparable Connie Francis. This melancholic melody, which translates to “Sad Winter,” embodies the depth of human emotion with its poignant lyrics and soul-stirring composition.
Penned by revered songwriter Bobby Collazo, “Invierno Triste” made its debut on Connie Francis’s album “Canciones de Ayer, de Hoy y de Siempre” in 1964. This album, which translates to “Songs of Yesterday, Today, and Always,” served as a showcase of Francis’s diverse vocal talents and her ability to evoke powerful emotions through her music.
“Invierno Triste” quickly captured the hearts of listeners, earning critical acclaim for its heartfelt portrayal of love and loss. With Francis’s emotive delivery and Collazo’s evocative lyrics, the song resonated deeply with audiences, leaving an indelible mark on the music landscape.
On the charts, “Invierno Triste” climbed to impressive heights, solidifying Connie Francis’s status as a chart-topping sensation. Its poignant narrative and haunting melody struck a chord with listeners, earning it a top spot among Francis’s repertoire of timeless classics.
Through the years, “Invierno Triste” has continued to captivate audiences with its timeless appeal, serving as a poignant reminder of the power of music to transcend language and connect us on a deeper level.
So, let us immerse ourselves in the evocative strains of “Invierno Triste” as we journey through the depths of human emotion with Connie Francis, a true icon of the music world.
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Lyrics
Dejé de soñar
Quise dar más
No puedo avanzar
Y tú no te vas
En el mismo sillón
De nuevo me voy
Dejé de soñar
Quise dar más
No puedo avanzar
Y tú no te vas
En el mismo sillón
De nuevo me voy
Pronto vuelvo, sólo duerme ya
Si yo muero, ¿qué será de ti?
Aprendiste a depender de mí
Sólo tienes que dejarme ir
Como un río que se desbordó
Mira al viento, a dónde me llevó
Te quedaste atrapada aquí
Duele tanto el no querer cambiar