Corazón – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English

• By: Maluma, Nego do Borel

Lyrics & Translation

Explore the vibrant sounds of Latin pop and Brazilian funk with Maluma and Nego do Borel's "Corazón." This catchy track offers a fun way to learn Spanish and Portuguese, diving into themes of love and resilience. Discover how music can help you explore language and culture!

[English]

Alright, alright baby

You broke my heart (Maluma, baby)

But, my love, there's no problem, no no (Rudeboyz)

Now I can give away (What)

A little piece to each girl, just a little piece

You broke my heart (Oh, my heart)

But, my love, there's no problem, no no

Now I can give away (So what, so what)

A little piece to each girl, just a little piece

Don't come around with those stories anymore, mami

If from the beginning I was always there for you

They never told me what the problem was

You like bouncing around in other people's beds

Now it's my turn to change the system

Hang out with new girls, give away my heart, without so much sorrow

Now I tell you goodbye

Thank you very much, there's nothing left for you

Uh woah uh woah uh woah

Uh woah uh woah uh woah

I'm not afraid to say goodbye

I want to give away my heart

Uh woah uh woah uh woah

Uh woah uh woah uh woah

Now I tell you goodbye

Thank you very much, there's nothing left for you (Maluma, baby)

You broke my heart (Oh, my heart)

But my love there is no problem, no no

What's gonna be left over now then? (What? What?)

A little piece to each girl, just a little piece

If I don't even save money

What to say of holding grudges

You messed up first

Our thing is over

Uh woah uh woah uh woah

Uh woah uh woah uh woah

I'm not afraid to say goodbye

I want to give away my heart

Uh woah, uh woah, uh woah

Uh woah uh woah uh woah

Now I tell you goodbye

Thank you very much, there's nothing left for you

You broke my heart (Oh, my heart)

But, my love, there's no problem, no no

Now I can give away (So what, so what)

A little piece to each girl, just a little piece

Bye bye

I don't know how to speak Portuguese very well

But I want to learn

Pretty boy, baby

Dirty boy, baby

Maluma, baby, muah

You broke my heart (Maluma, baby)

But, my love, there's no problem (Rudeboyz)

Just a little piece (Maluma baby)

...

[Spanish]

Alright, alright baby

Tú me partiste el corazón (Maluma, baby)

Pero, mi amor, no hay problema, no no (Rudeboyz)

Ahora puedo regalar (Qué)

Un pedacito a cada nena, sólo un pedacito

Tú me partiste el corazón (Ay, mi corazón)

Pero, mi amor, no hay problema, no no

Ahora puedo regalar (Ya qué, ya qué)

Un pedacito a cada nena, sólo un pedacito

Ya no vengas más con esos cuentos, mami

Si desde el principio siempre estuve pa' ti

Nunca me avisaron cuál era el problema

Te gusta estar rodando por camas ajena'

Ahora me tocó a mí cambiar el sistema

Andar con gatas nuevas, repartir el corazón, sin tanta pena

Ahora te digo goodbye

Muito obrigado, pa' ti ya no hay

Uh woah uh woah uh woah

Uh woah uh woah uh woah

No tengo miedo de decir adiós

Yo quiero repartir meu coração

Uh woah uh woah uh woah

Uh woah uh woah uh woah

Ahora te digo goodbye

Muito obrigado, pa' ti ya no hay (Maluma, baby)

Você partiu meu coração (Aí, meu coração)

Mas meu amor não tem problema, não não

O que agora vai sobrar então (Que? O que?)

Un pedacito a cada nena, sólo un pedacito

Se eu não guardo nem dinheiro

Que dirá guardar rancor

Você vacilou primeiro

Nosso caso acabou

Uh woah uh woah uh woah

Uh woah uh woah uh woah

No tengo miedo de decir adiós

Yo quiero repartir meu coração

Uh woah, uh woah, uh woah

Uh woah uh woah uh woah

Ahora te digo goodbye

Muito obrigado, pa' ti ya no hay

Tú me partiste el corazón (Ay, mi corazón)

Pero, mi amor, no hay problema, no no

Ahora puedo regalar (Ya qué, ya qué)

Un pedacito a cada nena, sólo un pedacito

Tchau tchau

Eu não sei falar muito bem português

Mas quero aprender

Pretty boy, baby

Dirty boy, baby

Maluma, baby, muá

Tú me partiste el corazón (Maluma, baby)

Pero, mi amor, no hay problema (Rudeboyz)

Sólo un pedacito (Maluma baby)

Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
corazón /koɾaˈθon/ A1	noun - heart
amor /aˈmoɾ/ A1	noun - love
problema /pɾoˈβlema/ A2	noun - problem
pedacito /pedaˈsito/ A2	noun - small piece
nena /ˈnena/ A2	noun - girl
cuentos /ˈkwentos/ B1	noun - stories, tales
sistema /sisˈtema/ B1	noun - system
miedo /ˈmjeðo/ B1	noun - fear
guardar /ɡwarˈðaɾ/ B1	verb - to save, to keep
rancor /raŋˈkoɾ/ B2	noun - rancor, resentment
vacilar /basiˈlaɾ/ B2	verb - to hesitate, to mess up
repartir /repaɾˈtiɾ/ B2	verb - to distribute, to share
ajena /aˈxena/ B2	adjective - someone else's
aprender /apɾenˈdeɾ/ A1	verb - to learn
Pretty /ˈpɹɪti/ A1	adjective - attractive
Dirty /ˈdɜːti/ B1	adjective - not clean

Key Grammar Structures

• Tú me partiste el corazón

  ➔ Preterite (Past Simple) tense; Use of indirect object pronoun

  ➔ "Partiste" is the past simple form of the verb "partir" (to break). "Me" is the indirect object pronoun, indicating that *you* broke *my* heart (the heart being the direct object).

• Pero, mi amor, no hay problema, no no

  ➔ Use of "hay" (impersonal form of "haber") to express existence; double negation

  ➔ "Hay problema" means "there is a problem." "No hay problema" means "there is no problem." The repetition of "no" emphasizes the negation. "Mi amor" is a term of endearment.

• Ahora puedo regalar Un pedacito a cada nena

  ➔ Modal verb "poder" (can/to be able to) + infinitive; Preposition "a" indicating recipient.

  ➔ "Puedo regalar" means "I can give away." "A cada nena" means "to each girl." The preposition "a" is crucial to indicate the indirect object.

• Si desde el principio siempre estuve pa' ti

  ➔ Preterite Imperfect tense; preposition 'para' used to indicate recipient/beneficiary ('for you')

  ➔ "Estuve" (short for "estaba") is from the imperfect subjunctive form of the verb "estar," to be, and shows a continued action. The shortened form "pa'" is a colloquial contraction of "para."

• Te gusta estar rodando por camas ajena'

  ➔ Use of "gustar" with indirect object pronoun; present continuous-like structure (estar + gerund)

  ➔ "Te gusta" literally translates to "it is pleasing to you," but means "you like." "Estar rodando" uses "estar" and the gerund "rodando" (rolling, in this context, sleeping around), expressing the action of sleeping around is pleasing to them.

• Muito obrigado, pa' ti ya no hay

  ➔ Use of Portuguese phrase within a Spanish song; Contraction 'pa' for 'para'; Negative expression 'ya no hay'

  ➔ "Muito obrigado" is Portuguese for "thank you very much". "Pa' ti ya no hay" means "for you, there is nothing anymore."