5 Stars – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English
Lyrics & Translation
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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stars /stɑːrz/ A1 |
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historias /isˈtoɾjas/ B1 |
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religiones /reliˈxjones/ B2 |
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enemigos /eneˈmiɣos/ B1 |
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viajes /ˈbjaxes/ A2 |
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aviones /aˈbʝones/ B1 |
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champagne /ʃamˈpaɲe/ B1 |
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colores /koˈloɾes/ A1 |
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temblores /temˈbloɾes/ B2 |
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prisiones /pɾiˈsjones/ B2 |
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vacaciones /bakaˈsjones/ A2 |
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deseos /deˈseos/ B1 |
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mujeres /muˈxeɾes/ A2 |
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lifestyle /ˈlaɪfstaɪl/ B1 |
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entrepreneur /ɑ̃tʁəpʁəˈnœʁ/ C1 |
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piel /pjel/ A2 |
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blanca /ˈblaŋka/ A2 |
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suite /swit/ B1 |
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money /ˈmʌni/ A2 |
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lujo /ˈluxo/ B2 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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Historias pa' hacer religiones
➔ Colloquial shortening of 'para' and 'para + infinitive' for purpose.
➔ “Pa'” is a colloquial shortening of "para". The structure "para + infinitive" is used to express the purpose or aim of an action, meaning "in order to do something."
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Un mes que no hablamos y siento temblores
➔ Colloquial expression for "It's been X time since...".
➔ The phrase "Un mes que no hablamos" is a common, informal way to say "Hace un mes que no hablamos" (It's been a month since we talked), omitting "hace".
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Cada uno se busca sus propias prisiones
➔ Reflexive verb 'buscarse' with nuanced meaning.
➔ The verb "buscarse" is used reflexively here, implying that each person actively seeks or creates their own "prisons" (problems/challenges) for themselves, emphasizing personal involvement or self-infliction.
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Va a doler cuando caiga
➔ Subjunctive with 'cuando' for future actions.
➔ The subjunctive mood ("caiga") is used after "cuando" (when) because the action of falling refers to a future event that is not yet certain or has not occurred.
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No quiero problema', vivo 'e vacaciones
➔ Verb + preposition 'vivir de' (to live off/from) and colloquial shortening.
➔ "Vivir de" is a common phrasal verb meaning "to live off" or "to live from" something, indicating the source of one's livelihood or current state. "'e" is a colloquial shortening of "de", and "problema'" for "problemas".
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Si yo formo una orgía, Ellos dicen "¿cómo?, no puede ser"
➔ Conditional Sentence Type 1 and 'poder' for possibility/impossibility.
➔ This is a Type 1 conditional sentence ("Si + present indicative, present indicative") indicating a real or possible situation and its likely result. "No puede ser" expresses impossibility, disbelief, or strong surprise.
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Mi cuello le puse frío
➔ Use of 'le' as an indirect object pronoun (dative of interest/redundancy).
➔ In this construction, "le" is an indirect object pronoun referring to "mi cuello" (my neck), even though "mi cuello" might seem like the direct object. It emphasizes the recipient of the action ("I put cold *on* my neck" or "I made my neck cold"), a common usage in Spanish.
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Todo lo que quise ahora es mío
➔ Neutral relative pronoun 'lo que'.
➔ "Lo que" translates to "what" or "that which" and refers to an unspecified or abstract thing, functioning as a neutral relative pronoun.
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No se mechen, yeah
➔ Negative imperative with reflexive verb and colloquialism/regionalism.
➔ "No se mechen" is a negative command using the reflexive verb "meterse" (to get involved/to mess with), but in a colloquial, possibly regional, form "mechen" instead of the more standard "metan". It warns against interfering or getting into trouble.
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