Jaime Roos Palermo

The Pirucho of the title is Homero Diano, a representative of the South neighborhood who, apart from inspiring the song, is co-author of the lyrics, since without knowing it, Roos took his phrases from a letter he had sent him.

"Ansina, Ansina no quiere más, donde hubo patios quedan escombros, aunque en el hombro siga acusando el tambor...El Palo, el Palo no quiere más, cortando el viento en Playa Ramírez, pasa el invierno y quién sabe pensando qué..."

Neighborhoods:
Palermo

Reference:
Ansina, Playa Ramirez

Municipality:
B

Location:
Route

Song:
Pirucho

Álbum:
Mediocampo

Record:
Orfeo

Year:
1984

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Jaime Roos Palermo

"Ansina, Ansina no quiere más, donde hubo patios quedan escombros, aunque en el hombro siga acusando el tambor...El Palo, el Palo no quiere más, cortando el viento en Playa Ramírez, pasa el invierno y quién sabe pensando qué..."

BEHIND EVERY NEIGHBORHOOD THERE IS A STORY AND
BEHIND EVERY STORY A SONG.

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Jaime Roos Palermo

"Ansina, Ansina no quiere más, donde hubo patios quedan escombros, aunque en el hombro siga acusando el tambor...El Palo, el Palo no quiere más, cortando el viento en Playa Ramírez, pasa el invierno y quién sabe pensando qué..."

BEHIND EVERY NEIGHBORHOOD THERE IS A STORY AND BEHIND EVERY STORY A SONG.

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BEHIND EVERY NEIGHBORHOOD THERE IS A STORY AND
BEHIND EVERY STORY A SONG.