Emilio Arvelo is the singer that popularized it with his own version in the 60's y 70's. Okay, guys, how are you going to impress YOUR date? Yo te dare te dare una cosa te dare una cosa una cosa que yo solo se.. Yo te dare te dare una cosa te dare una cosa una cosa que yo solo se. Another year in your life, Another full of hope That God will give you happiness And bring peace to your soul.
For me it is always the same, one year more or one year less For this I wish for you today, on your day of happiness Happy Birthday, to you. Happy Birthday, birthday, birthday Happy Birthday, birthday, birthday!
I will give you I will give you one thing I will give you one thing, one thing that I know.. Thanks a million for writing out the words. Now I can practice and sing this song at the next birthday fiesta with all my Venezuelan amig s. Post a Comment. As long as Venezuelans continue to celebrate birthdays he will never be forgotten.
Venezuelans love socializing and there's no better excuse for hearty partying than a birthday celebration. Birthdays are celebrated in the office with workmates, at a bar or restaurant, on the beach under a palm tree, or with friends and family at home, but always with a cake and a special birthday song that is unique to the country. It dates back to when a Venezuelan composer called Luis Cruz from Los Chorros in Caracas wanted to impress a girlfriend called Rebeca and penned the words of the song for her birthday.
Cruz continued to play the song as a cha-cha-cha with his trio Los Latinos, and it was even recorded by a few artists, although without great success.
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