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(Sonidos Incidentales) 00:00
♪ Te vi tímido ♪ 00:11
♪ Decime como te llamas ♪ 00:13
♪ Nadie te ha dicho aún ♪ 00:15
♪ Que estás buenísimo ♪ 00:17
♪ Esa camisa ta apretá te la voy a sacar ♪ 00:20
♪ Quiero mojarme ♪ 00:24
♪ Con tus labios sabor a caramelo ♪ 00:27
♪ Despreocúpate con este culo to se prende fuego ♪ 00:31
♪ Y yo me le pegué ♪ 00:38
♪ Y el se me pegó ♪ 00:39
♪ Hacía calor ♪ 00:42
♪ Y ese bombón se derritió ♪ 00:43
♪ Del baile lo saqué ♪ 00:44
♪ Y el no se negó ♪ 00:46
♪ Con una noche no nos alcanzó ♪ 00:50
♪ Tengo una gata la llevo al telo ♪ 00:51
♪ Se le quita lo santo cuando la agarro del pelo ♪ 00:55
♪ Y si yo pudiera le hago Gemelos ♪ 00:58
♪ Con beso boca a boca ♪ 01:02
♪ Nos pasamos el caramelo ♪ 01:04
♪ Ella es mi dieta y yo ♪ 01:05
♪ Me la como completa ♪ 01:07
♪ Quiero ponerlo a gritar ♪ 01:08
♪ Desde la A hasta la Z ♪ 01:10
♪ Feliz nadie queda Mojada ♪ 01:13
♪ La camiseta conmigo vino a bailar ♪ 01:15
♪ Con ella nadie se meta ♪ 01:17
♪ Y yo me le pegué ♪ 01:19
♪ Y el se me pegó hacía calor ♪ 01:21
♪ Y ese bombón se derritió ♪ 01:24
♪ Del baile lo saqué ♪ 01:26
♪ Y el no se negó ♪ 01:28
♪ Con una noche no nos alcanzó ♪ 01:31
♪ Si no fuera tan timido ♪ 01:33
♪ Seriamos mas de dos En la pared ♪ 01:35
♪ Si nos pegamos somos un clásico ♪ 01:38
♪ Todo eso traelo se manejarlo ♪ 01:41
♪ Si quieres en mi cuerpo tu puedes perderte ♪ 01:44
♪ Y lo hacemos otra vez ♪ 01:47
♪ En ese cuarto de hotel ♪ 01:50
♪ Voz y yo tenemos piel ♪ 01:54
♪ Y negarlo no podes ♪ 01:56
♪ Cuando quieras llama a 0 to siento ♪ 01:57
♪ Y yo me le pegué y el se me pegó ♪ 02:01
♪ Hacía calor ♪ 02:04
♪ Y ese bombón se derritió ♪ 02:06
♪ Del baile lo saqué ♪ 02:08
♪ Y el no se ♪ 02:10
♪ Negó con una noche no nos alcanzó ♪ 02:13
♪ Ta pasao, enviciao ♪ 02:16
♪ Que tengo acorralao bajo el black out ♪ 02:18
♪ Baby no doubt ♪ 02:20
♪ Ese body esta chequiao le dije ♪ 02:21
♪ Fuck me you wanna know me esta juicy ♪ 02:23
♪ Sabe a honey baby so hot so horny ♪ 02:25
♪ Me puso en four y ♪ 02:27
♪♪♪ 02:31
♪ (Sonidos Incidentales) ♪ 02:37
♪ Quiero mojarse ♪ 02:40
♪ Con tus labios sabor a caramelo ♪ 02:43
♪ Despreocúpate ♪ 02:47
♪ Con este culo to se prende fuego ♪ 02:51
♪ Y yo me le pegué y el se me pegó ♪ 02:54
♪ Hacía calor y ese bombón se derritió ♪ 02:58
♪ Del baile lo saqué y el ♪ 03:01
♪ No se negó con una noche ♪ 03:03
♪ No nos alcanzó ♪ 03:06
♪♪♪ 03:10

blackout – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English

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Dive into the vibrant world of Argentine pop with "blackout" by Emilia, TINI, and Nicki Nicole! This electrifying track offers a fantastic opportunity to immerse yourself in modern Spanish, particularly the distinct Argentine dialect. You'll encounter contemporary slang, expressions of confidence and desire, and learn how to describe dynamic social interactions. The song's catchy blend of reggaeton and electropop, combined with its empowering message, makes it a compelling and enjoyable way to learn new vocabulary and phrases, while also appreciating the rich cultural nuances of Latin urban music. Its direct and playful lyrics are perfect for understanding informal conversation and building fluency.

[English]
(Incidental Sounds)
I saw you shy
Tell me what your name is
Has no one told you yet
That you're so fine?
That shirt's too tight, I'm gonna take it off you
I want to get wet
With your caramel-flavored lips
Don't worry, with this ass everything catches fire
And I got close to him
And he got close to me
It was hot
And that hottie melted
I took him from the dance floor
And he didn't say no
One night wasn't enough for us
I have a girl, I'm taking her to a motel
She loses her saintliness when I grab her hair
And if I could, I'd make her have twins
With mouth-to-mouth kisses
We pass the caramel back and forth
She's my diet and I
I eat her all up
I want to make him scream
From A to Z
No one leaves happy, soaking wet
His shirt came to dance with me
Nobody messes with her
And I got close to him
And he got close to me, it was hot
And that hottie melted
I took him from the dance floor
And he didn't say no
One night wasn't enough for us
If he wasn't so shy
There'd be more than two of us Against the wall
If we get together, we're a classic
Bring all that, I know how to handle it
If you want, you can get lost in my body
And we do it again
In that hotel room
You and I have chemistry
And you can't deny it
Call 0 whenever you want, I feel it
And I got close to him and he got close to me
It was hot
And that hottie melted
I took him from the dance floor
And he didn't
Say no, one night wasn't enough for us
He's hooked, addicted
That I have cornered under the blackout
Baby, no doubt
That body's been checked out, I told him
Fuck me, you wanna know me, it's juicy
Tastes like honey, baby, so hot, so horny
He put me on all fours and
♪♪♪
(Incidental Sounds)
I want to get wet
With your caramel-flavored lips
Don't worry
With this ass everything catches fire
And I got close to him and he got close to me
It was hot and that hottie melted
I took him from the dance floor and he
Didn't say no, one night
Wasn't enough for us
♪♪♪
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Vocabulary Meanings

llamar

/ʎaˈmaɾ/

A1
  • verb
  • - to call

sacar

/saˈkaɾ/

A2
  • verb
  • - to take out

besar

/beˈsaɾ/

A2
  • verb
  • - to kiss

noche

/ˈno.t͡ʃe/

A1
  • noun
  • - night

calor

/kaˈloɾ/

A2
  • noun
  • - heat

sabor

/saˈβoɾ/

B1
  • noun
  • - flavor

bailar

/baiˈlaɾ/

A1
  • verb
  • - to dance

cuerpo

/ˈkweɾ.po/

A2
  • noun
  • - body

piel

/pjel/

A2
  • noun
  • - skin

caramelo

/ka.ɾaˈme.lo/

B1
  • noun
  • - caramel

fuego

/ˈfwe.ɣo/

A2
  • noun
  • - fire

cuarto

/ˈkwaɾ.to/

A1
  • noun
  • - room

feliz

/feˈlis/

A2
  • adjective
  • - happy

tímido

/ˈti.mi.ðo/

B1
  • adjective
  • - shy

santo

/ˈsan.to/

B1
  • adjective
  • - holy

dieta

/ˈdje.ta/

B1
  • noun
  • - diet

negó

/neˈɣo/

B1
  • verb
  • - denied

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Key Grammar Structures

  • Esa camisa ta apretá te la voy a sacar

    ➔ Future tense with 'ir a' + infinitive; Informal contraction 'ta' for 'está'; Double object pronouns

    "Voy a sacar" indicates a future action (I am going to take off). "Te la" is a combination of indirect object pronoun "te" (to you) and direct object pronoun "la" (the shirt).

  • Con tus labios sabor a caramelo

    ➔ Preposition "con" indicating "with"; Noun phrase modification using "a"

    "Con tus labios" means "with your lips". "Sabor a caramelo" means "flavor of caramel", where 'a' connects the flavor to the caramel.

  • Despreocúpate con este culo to se prende fuego

    ➔ Imperative mood of reflexive verb "despreocuparse"; Informal contraction "to" for "todo"; Idiomatic expression "se prende fuego".

    "Despreocúpate" means "don't worry". "To se prende fuego" means "everything is set on fire" - an idiomatic way to express intense passion or excitement.

  • Y si yo pudiera le hago Gemelos

    ➔ Conditional tense ("pudiera") in a hypothetical situation; Indirect object pronoun "le".

    "Si yo pudiera" means "if I could". "Le hago gemelos" means "I would make him twins". 'Le' refers to the indirect object (him).

  • Ella es mi dieta y yo me la como completa

    ➔ Use of "ser" for description; Reflexive verb "comerse"; Direct object pronoun "la"

    "Ella es mi dieta" describes the girl as his diet. "Me la como completa" means "I eat her completely", where 'la' refers to 'ella' (her). Comerse is used instead of comer when referring to something being eaten completely.

  • Si no fuera tan timido Seriamos mas de dos En la pared

    ➔ Imperfect Subjunctive (fuera) in conditional clauses; Conditional tense (seríamos); Numerical expressions (más de dos).

    "Si no fuera tan tímido" sets up a hypothetical situation: "If he weren't so shy". The imperfect subjunctive "fuera" is required after "si" in this type of conditional sentence. "Seríamos más de dos" means "We would be more than two", using the conditional tense to express what would happen if the condition were met.

  • Ta pasao, enviciao Que tengo acorralao bajo el black out

    ➔ Past participle used as adjective (pasao, enviciao, acorralao); Relative clause introduced by "que".

    "Pasao", "enviciao", and "acorralao" are past participles acting as adjectives to describe the subject. "Que tengo acorralao" is a relative clause, meaning "that I have cornered", providing more information about the subject.