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Algo Something 00:29
Quieres esconder You want to hide 00:31
Que no sé qué es That I don't know what it is 00:35
Y ya me hace daño And it's already hurting me 00:38
Por favor Please 00:42
No pongas entre tú y yo Don’t put doubts between us 00:45
Dudas que por hoy That today 00:48
Puedan separarnos Can tear us apart 00:52
Contéstame Answer me 00:57
Aunque duela dime por qué Even if it hurts, tell me why 00:59
No te brillan igual que ayer Your eyes don’t shine like they did yesterday 01:03
Las pupilas cuando me miras When you look at me 01:06
Mientes You’re lying 01:12
Te conozco bien I know you well 01:15
Está claro que It’s clear that 01:19
Algo está cambiando Something is changing 01:22
Habla, no huyas de mí Speak, don’t run away from me 01:27
A quemarropa, ya vi Point-blank, I already saw 01:30
¿Qué es lo que te tiene así? What is it that’s got you like this? 01:34
Visiblemente agitado Visibly shaken 01:37
En el altar At the altar 01:41
De mi credo particular Of my particular faith 01:43
Nada, nadie me importa más Nothing, no one matters to me more 01:47
Que la música de tus labios Than the music of your lips 01:50
Eres azúcar amargo You’re bitter sugar 01:57
Un delirio y pecado A delirium and a sin 02:02
Un cofre de sorpresas ciegas A chest of blind surprises 02:06
Me besas y... You kiss me and... 02:10
Eres azúcar amargo You’re bitter sugar 02:11
Un ángel y un diablo An angel and a devil 02:17
Maldito embustero, sólo siento Damned liar, I only feel 02:21
Que te estoy perdiendo That I’m losing you 02:26
Odio Hate 02:30
Tener que ser yo Having to be the one 02:33
Quien te obligue a dar Who forces you to take 02:37
Ese primer paso That first step 02:40
Si es que hay If there’s anyone else besides me 02:43
Alguien aparte de mí Right now and here 02:47
Ahora mismo y aquí We stop in peace 02:50
Cortamos en sano I will undo 02:54
Me desharé Inside, I will break apart 02:58
Por dentro me desharé From pain, but I won’t give 03:01
De dolor, pero no daré A single step to stop you 03:05
Por pararte ni un sólo paso You’re bitter sugar 03:08
Eres azúcar amargo A delirium and a sin 03:14
Delirio y pecado A chest of blind surprises 03:20
Un cofre de sorpresas ciegas You kiss me and... 03:24
Me besas y... Me besas y... 03:28
Eres azúcar amargo You’re bitter sugar 03:29
Un ángel y un diablo An angel and a devil 03:35
El hombre que quiero, pero siento The man I love, but I feel 03:38
Que ya no te tengo That I no longer have you 03:42
En el altar At the altar 03:50
De mi credo particular Of my particular faith 03:52
Siempre has sido el mejor, el más You’ve always been the best, the most 03:56
El espejo en el que me miro The mirror I look into 03:59
Eres azúcar amargo You’re bitter sugar 04:05
Delirio y pecado A delirium and a sin 04:11
Un cofre de sorpresas ciegas A chest of blind surprises 04:15
Me besas y... You kiss me and... 04:19
Eres azúcar amargo You’re bitter sugar 04:21
Un ángel y un diablo An angel and a devil 04:26
Maldito embustero, cómo duele Damned liar, how it hurts 04:34
Saber que te pierdo To know I’m losing you 04:38
Azúcar amargo Bitter sugar 04:41
Delirio y pecado A delirium and a sin 04:45
Un cofre de sorpresas ciegas A chest of blind surprises 04:49
Me besas y... You kiss me and... 04:50
Eres azúcar amargo You’re bitter sugar 04:56
Un ángel y un diablo An angel and a devil 05:01
Maldito embustero, cómo duele Damned liar, how it hurts 05:03
Saber que te pierdo To know I’m losing you 05:11
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Azúcar Amargo – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English

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[English] Something
You want to hide
That I don't know what it is
And it's already hurting me
Please
Don’t put doubts between us
That today
Can tear us apart
Answer me
Even if it hurts, tell me why
Your eyes don’t shine like they did yesterday
When you look at me
You’re lying
I know you well
It’s clear that
Something is changing
Speak, don’t run away from me
Point-blank, I already saw
What is it that’s got you like this?
Visibly shaken
At the altar
Of my particular faith
Nothing, no one matters to me more
Than the music of your lips
You’re bitter sugar
A delirium and a sin
A chest of blind surprises
You kiss me and...
You’re bitter sugar
An angel and a devil
Damned liar, I only feel
That I’m losing you
Hate
Having to be the one
Who forces you to take
That first step
If there’s anyone else besides me
Right now and here
We stop in peace
I will undo
Inside, I will break apart
From pain, but I won’t give
A single step to stop you
You’re bitter sugar
A delirium and a sin
A chest of blind surprises
You kiss me and...
Me besas y...
You’re bitter sugar
An angel and a devil
The man I love, but I feel
That I no longer have you
At the altar
Of my particular faith
You’ve always been the best, the most
The mirror I look into
You’re bitter sugar
A delirium and a sin
A chest of blind surprises
You kiss me and...
You’re bitter sugar
An angel and a devil
Damned liar, how it hurts
To know I’m losing you
Bitter sugar
A delirium and a sin
A chest of blind surprises
You kiss me and...
You’re bitter sugar
An angel and a devil
Damned liar, how it hurts
To know I’m losing you

Key Vocabulary

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Vocabulary Meanings

esconder

/eskonˈdeɾ/

B1
  • verb
  • - to hide

daño

/ˈda.ɲo/

A2
  • noun
  • - damage, harm

dudas

/ˈdu.ðas/

B1
  • noun
  • - doubts

pupilas

/puˈpi.las/

B2
  • noun
  • - pupils (of the eyes)

claro

/ˈkla.ɾo/

A2
  • adjective
  • - clear, obvious

cambiando

/kamˈbjan.do/

B1
  • verb
  • - changing

agiatado

/a.xiˈta.do/

B2
  • adjective
  • - agitated

altar

/alˈtaɾ/

B1
  • noun
  • - altar

credo

/ˈkɾe.do/

C1
  • noun
  • - creed, belief

labios

/ˈla.βjos/

A2
  • noun
  • - lips

azúcar

/aˈsu.kaɾ/

A1
  • noun
  • - sugar

amargo

/aˈmaɾ.ɣo/

A2
  • adjective
  • - bitter

delirio

/deˈli.ɾjo/

B2
  • noun
  • - delirium, frenzy

pecado

/peˈka.ðo/

B1
  • noun
  • - sin

cofre

/ˈko.fɾe/

B2
  • noun
  • - chest, box

sorpresas

/soɾˈpɾe.sas/

A2
  • noun
  • - surprises

ángel

/ˈaŋ.xel/

A2
  • noun
  • - angel

diablo

/ˈdja.βlo/

A2
  • noun
  • - devil

embustero

/em.busˈte.ɾo/

B2
  • adjective
  • - liar, deceitful

espejo

/esˈpe.xo/

A2
  • noun
  • - mirror

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Key Grammar Structures

  • Que no sé qué es / Y ya me hace daño

    ➔ Indirect Question (Que no sé qué es) and present tense indicative (me hace daño)

    ➔ The phrase "Que no sé qué es" is an example of an indirect question. "Me hace daño" uses the present tense to describe an ongoing action.

  • No pongas entre tú y yo / Dudas que por hoy / Puedan separarnos

    ➔ Subjunctive mood (pongan, puedan) in noun clauses expressing doubt/uncertainty.

    "No "pongas" uses the subjunctive because it's a command expressing a wish or suggestion. "Puedan separarnos" also uses the subjunctive because it expresses doubt or uncertainty about whether the doubts will separate them.

  • Aunque duela dime por qué / No te brillan igual que ayer / Las pupilas cuando me miras

    ➔ Subjunctive after "aunque" (duela) indicating a hypothetical or contrary-to-fact situation and comparative construction "igual que"

    "Aunque "duela" uses the subjunctive because it expresses a condition that is hypothetical or contrary to fact. "Igual que ayer" is a comparative phrase meaning "the same as yesterday."

  • Está claro que / Algo está cambiando

    ➔ Impersonal construction "Está claro que" + indicative to state a fact.

    "Está claro que" is an impersonal expression meaning "It's clear that." It is followed by the indicative mood, indicating that the speaker considers the statement to be factual.

  • ¿Qué es lo que te tiene así?

    ➔ Emphatic question structure using "¿Qué es lo que...?"

    ➔ The structure "¿Qué es lo que...?" is used to emphasize the question. It’s a more emphatic way of asking “What is it that…?".

  • Nada, nadie me importa más / Que la música de tus labios

    ➔ Negative pronouns (nada, nadie) and comparative structure (más...que)

    "Nada" and "nadie" are negative pronouns. "Más...que" is a comparative construction that means "more than." The sentence means "Nothing, nobody matters more to me than the music of your lips."

  • Maldito embustero, sólo siento / Que te estoy perdiendo

    ➔ "Estar + gerund" to express continuous action in the present.

    "Estoy perdiendo" uses the "estar + gerund" construction to express an action in progress. It means "I am losing you."

  • Si es que hay / Alguien aparte de mí

    ➔ Use of the subjunctive "hay" after "si es que" to express doubt or uncertainty.

    ➔ The phrase "si es que" adds an element of doubt to the conditional clause. Because of that doubt, the subjunctive "hay" is required.