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Gloomy Sunday - Early Translations and Recordings
... The song was first recorded, in Hungarian and using Jávor's lyrics, by Pál Kalmár in 1935 ... on February 28, 1936, by Damia as "Sombre Dimanche", with French lyrics by Jean Marèze and François-Eugène Gonda, and was recorded in Japanese in 1936 by Noriko Awaya, as "Kurai Nichiyobi" ... Several versions using English lyrics were published ...
... The song was first recorded, in Hungarian and using Jávor's lyrics, by Pál Kalmár in 1935 ... on February 28, 1936, by Damia as "Sombre Dimanche", with French lyrics by Jean Marèze and François-Eugène Gonda, and was recorded in Japanese in 1936 by Noriko Awaya, as "Kurai Nichiyobi" ... Several versions using English lyrics were published ...
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