Lyrics & Translation
Key Vocabulary
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cuerpo cuerpo A1 |
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deseo deseo A2 |
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recuerdo recuerdo B1 |
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mundo mundo A1 |
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pared pared A1 |
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perreo perreo C1 |
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disco disco A2 |
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suavecito suavecito B2 |
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pedacito pedacito A2 |
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jefa jefa A2 |
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perrito perrito A2 |
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tigre tigre A1 |
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ventana ventana A1 |
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poderes poderes B1 |
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mujeres mujeres A1 |
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receta receta A2 |
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químico químico B1 |
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ídolos ídolos B2 |
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gerencia gerencia B2 |
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vacaciones vacaciones A2 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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Si tu cuerpo me pide un deseo, te lo calmo cuando perreo y de repente recuerdo lo viejo.
➔ Conditional clause with "si" + temporal clause with "cuando"
➔ The word "Si" introduces a condition (if your body asks for a wish); "cuando" introduces a temporal clause (when I dance).
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Dale, báilame suavecito y dame un pedacito.
➔ Imperative mood with clitic pronouns (báilame, dame)
➔ The verbs "báilame" and "dame" are in the imperative; the clitic pronouns "-me" and "-me" are attached to the verb to indicate the direct object.
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Me dice que la desnude, que le ves el cuello y que no disimule.
➔ Reported speech with "que" + subjunctive (desnude, disimule) and indicative (ves)
➔ The conjunction "que" introduces reported clauses; verbs that express a wish or command (“desnude”, “disimule”) appear in the subjunctive, while factual statements (“ves”) stay in the indicative.
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Sube el volumen para que la disco destroce.
➔ Purpose clause with "para que" + subjunctive
➔ The phrase "para que" expresses intention; it triggers the subjunctive in the dependent clause, so "destroce" is in the subjunctive mood.
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Yo soy tu perrito.
➔ Copular verb "ser" + predicate noun
➔ "Yo" is the subject, "soy" (first‑person of "ser") links it to the predicate noun "perrito".
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Y si recuerdas, no lo dejes para nuevo.
➔ Conditional clause with "si" + negative imperative "no lo dejes"
➔ "Si" introduces a condition (if you remember); the command "no lo dejes" is a negative imperative that tells the listener not to leave it for later.
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Ahora es, ahora es.
➔ Simple present repetition for emphasis
➔ The verb "es" (from "ser") is repeated to give rhythmic emphasis, a typical feature in reggaetón choruses.
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Mi gato baila como si estuviera en celo.
➔ Comparative clause with "como si" + subjunctive
➔ "Como si" introduces a hypothetical comparison; therefore the verb "estuviera" appears in the subjunctive.
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Que tú dices, baby.
➔ Elliptical interrogative clause, colloquial inversion
➔ The sentence drops the verb "¿Qué" and uses the order "Que tú dices?" as a casual way to ask "What are you saying?"
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