"Cuando el río suena" is a popular expression that means that if there are rumors or gossip about something, there is probably some truth to them.

In the case of "Vino tinto, vino", this phrase is used to indicate that if there are many rumors or comments about a situation related to red wine, there is likely some truth to them.

The exact origin of this expression is unknown, but it is commonly used to point out that rumors often have some real basis and that it is important to pay attention to them.

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