Lyrics & Translation
Key Vocabulary
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labios ˈla.βjos B1 |
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besito beˈsi.to A2 |
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cuerpo ˈkweɾ.po A2 |
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golpito golˈpi.to B1 |
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fortuna foɾˈtu.na B2 |
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salud saˈluð A2 |
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querita keˈɾi.ta B1 |
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proteja pɾoˈte.xa B1 |
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equivocó e.ki.βoˈko B2 |
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bonita boˈni.ta A2 |
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fiateo fjaˈte.o B2 |
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perreo peˈɾe.o B1 |
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sabio ˈsa.βjo B1 |
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roto ˈro.to A2 |
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fiestas ˈfjes.tas A2 |
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ratidos raˈti.ðos B2 |
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brujería bɾu.xeˈɾi.a B2 |
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escada esˈka.ða B1 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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Le pedí a Dios por tus labios para que me diera besito.
➔ Purpose clause with *para que* + subjunctive
➔ The conjunction *para que* introduces a purpose clause; the verb *diera* is in the subjunctive because the result is not guaranteed.
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Aunque yo se tarde un poquito, es porque las cosas buenas siempre llegan al golpito.
➔ Concessive clause with *aunque* + indicative
➔ The word *aunque* introduces a concession; the verb *se tarde* stays in the indicative because the statement is presented as a fact.
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Si un día estás con otro, eso va a durar poco.
➔ Conditional clause with *si* + present → future simple
➔ The conjunction *si* introduces a real condition; the present tense *estás* describes a possible situation, and *va a durar* uses the immediate future to show the result.
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No le des gracias a Dios si a nosotros dos nos unió al destino.
➔ Negative imperative + conditional clause with *si*
➔ The verb phrase *No le des* is a negative command; it is followed by a *si* clause that states the condition under which the command applies.
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Y aunque duelas, yo decido que el dolor se queda aquí conmigo.
➔ Concessive clause with *aunque* + subjunctive
➔ The conjunction *aunque* introduces a concessive idea; the verb *duelas* is in the subjunctive because the speaker doubts or wishes the pain to happen.
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Gracias a Dios por tu cuerpo bailándome despacito.
➔ Gerund phrase as adverbial modifier
➔ The gerund *bailándome* describes how the body is moving; it functions like an adverb, indicating the manner of the gratitude.
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Pégate un poquito, quiero más, quiero más.
➔ Imperative of pronominal verb *pegarse*
➔ The form *Pégate* is the affirmative imperative of the reflexive verb *pegarse* (to stick to), used here colloquially to mean “come closer”.
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Me tienes pensando grosería.
➔ Verb + direct object pronoun + gerund (object complement)
➔ The verb *tienes* is followed by the direct‑object pronoun *me* and the gerund *pensando*; together they function as an object complement meaning “you make me think”.
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