Lyrics & Translation
Dive into the energetic world of 'Brazilera' by Rauw Alejandro and Anitta, a song that masterfully fuses reggaeton with the infectious rhythms of Brazilian funk. Through its direct and lively lyrics, you can explore colloquial Spanish and Portuguese phrases, experiencing a vibrant celebration of Brazilian culture and sensuality. This track offers a unique gateway to understanding the dynamic interplay of Latin urban music and Brazilian influences, making language learning an exciting and immersive journey.
Key Vocabulary
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natural ˈnætʃərəl A2 |
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nalga nalga C1 |
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teta teta C2 |
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receta receta B2 |
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atleta atleta B2 |
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diablo diablo B2 |
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nota nota B1 |
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loca loca B2 |
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mantenimiento mantenimiento C1 |
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botella botella B2 |
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desenfoca desenfoca C1 |
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brasilera brasilera C2 |
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perra perra B2 |
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posición posición B2 |
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explotar explotar B2 |
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yate yate B2 |
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espalda espalda B2 |
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problema problema A2 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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Tú está' demasia'o de rica, no voy a disparar afuera
➔ Colloquial dropping of the final -s in "está'" and -o in "demásia'o"; future construction with "ir a + infinitive"; negative form "no voy a" expresses intention not to do something.
➔ The word "tú" is the subject pronoun, "está'" is a colloquial form of "está", and "no voy a disparar" means "I am not going to shoot".
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Yo te doy, yo te doy, lo que sea, cuando sea, donde sea que te vea
➔ Repeated clause for emphasis; indefinite relative pronouns "lo que sea", "cuando sea", "donde sea"; object pronoun "te" before the verb; use of "que" as a relative conjunction linking the clause.
➔ The phrase "lo que sea" means "whatever"; "cuando sea" "whenever"; "donde sea" "wherever"; each is placed before the clause "que te vea" ("that I see you").
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Mira que esto va a explotar
➔ Imperative verb "Mira" followed by "que" introducing a declarative clause; future periphrastic "ir a + infinitive" (va a explotar).
➔ "Mira" means "look"; "que" links the warning "esto va a explotar" ("this is going to blow up").
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Tú la pediste y la di, dije que sí
➔ Coordination with "y"; two direct object pronouns "la" referring to the same feminine noun; use of past tense "dije" followed by a subordinate clause "que sí" (affirmative response).
➔ The pronoun "la" stands for a feminine object (e.g., "la canción"); "dije que sí" means "I said yes".
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El que no vino, se lo perdió
➔ Relative clause "El que no vino"; clitic double object "se lo" (indirect + direct pronoun); verb "perdió" in past tense; idiomatic expression meaning "missed out".
➔ "El que" = "the one who"; "se lo perdió" literally "he/she missed it" (idiomatically "he/she missed out").
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Me tiene' hablando portugués
➔ Colloquial dropping of final consonant in "tiene'"; present progressive "hablando"; use of a foreign language name as object of "hablar"; reflexive pronoun "me" as indirect object.
➔ "Me" is the indirect object ("to me"), "tiene'" = "tiene" (has), and "hablando portugués" means "making me speak Portuguese".
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Una brasilera, brasilera, brasilera
➔ Repetition for emphasis; noun "brasilera" (female from Brazil) used as adjective; article "una" indicating indefinite feminine singular.
➔ "Una" means "a"; "brasilera" literally means "a Brazilian woman", repeated three times for rhythmic effect.
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Teta' pa'lante y el culo pa'trá
➔ Colloquial elision of final consonants in "teta'" and "pa'lante"; prepositional phrase "pa'" = contraction of "para" (for); parallel structure linking two body parts with "y".
➔ "teta'" = "tetas" (breasts) with dropped "s"; "pa'" = "para"; the whole line means "breasts forward and buttocks back".
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¿Cuál es la receta?
➔ Interrogative pronoun "¿Cuál?" meaning "which/what"; inversion of subject and verb for a question; use of definite article "la" with "receta".
➔ "¿Cuál?" asks for a specific item; "es" is the third‑person singular of "ser"; the whole sentence asks "What is the recipe?".
Same Singer
¿Y Eso?
Rauw Alejandro
Brazilera
Rauw Alejandro, Anitta
¿Y Eso?
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Nubes
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PONTE NASTY
Rauw Alejandro, Jowell & Randy
DE CAROLINA
Rauw Alejandro, Dj Playero
RAULEETO
Rauw Alejandro
DE CAROLINA
Rauw Alejandro
DIME QUIÉN????
Rauw Alejandro
CORAZÓN DESPEINADO
Rauw Alejandro
VERDE MENTA
Rauw Alejandro
NO ME SUELTES
Rauw Alejandro
RON COLA
Rauw Alejandro, Subelo NEO
QUÉ RICO CH**GAMOS
Rauw Alejandro
DECA' A LAS VEGAS (INTERLUDE)
Rauw Alejandro
CAZADORES
Rauw Alejandro, Arcángel
PANTIES Y BRASIERES
Rauw Alejandro, Daddy Yankee
GATAS
Rauw Alejandro, Chris Palace
MÁS DE UNA VEZ
Rauw Alejandro
DEJAU'
Rauw Alejandro, Dj Playero
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