Mi Gatita y Yo (Remix) – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English
Lyrics & Translation
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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gatita /ɡaˈtita/ A2 |
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morir /moˈɾiɾ/ A1 |
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vacilar /basiˈlaɾ/ B2 |
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diabla /ˈdjaβla/ B1 |
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bandido /banˈdiðo/ B1 |
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placer /plaˈseɾ/ A2 |
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encantar /eŋkanˈtaɾ/ A2 |
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santa /ˈsanta/ A2 |
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prendida /pɾenˈdiða/ B2 |
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besos /ˈbesos/ A1 |
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fuego /ˈfweɣo/ A1 |
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soledad /soleˈðað/ B1 |
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rica /ˈrika/ B2 |
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chavos /ˈtʃaβos/ C1 |
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bellaquita /beʝaˈkita/ C1 |
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romper /romˈpeɾ/ B2 |
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trompo /ˈtɾompo/ B2 |
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tonto /ˈtonto/ A2 |
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huir /uˈiɾ/ B1 |
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infeliz /iɱfeliθ/ B2 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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Sin estar aparentando
➔ Preposition "sin" + infinitive "estar" + gerund "aparentando"
➔ This structure "sin + infinitive" is used to express "without doing something". Here, "estar aparentando" forms the present continuous infinitive, meaning "without being pretending".
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No te hagas la dificil la inocente
➔ Negative Imperative with reflexive verb and object pronoun
➔ The phrase "no te hagas" is the negative command form of the reflexive verb "hacerse" (to pretend to be / to make oneself). The pronoun "te" is the reflexive pronoun. It means "Don't pretend to be...".
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Ma dile a el
➔ Imperative verb with indirect object pronoun and the personal "a"
➔ "Dile" is the affirmative command form of "decir" (to tell), with the indirect object pronoun "le" (to him/her) attached. The "a el" further clarifies or emphasizes who the indirect object is.
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Que en la noche te daba placer
➔ Imperfect tense (`daba`) used for habitual or ongoing actions in the past, combined with an indirect object pronoun (`te`)
➔ The verb "daba" is in the imperfect tense, indicating an action that happened repeatedly or continuously in the past ("used to give" or "was giving"). "Te" is the indirect object pronoun, meaning "to you".
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Dile que yo soy el que te manda
➔ Relative pronoun "el que" (the one who/that)
➔ "El que" is a common relative pronoun in Spanish, meaning "the one who" or "the one that". It refers to a person or thing already mentioned or understood, in this case, "yo" (I am the one who...).
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Pide lo que quieras te lo compro
➔ Subjunctive mood (`quieras`) in a dependent clause introduced by "lo que", and double object pronouns (`te lo`)
➔ "Quieras" is in the present subjunctive because "lo que" (what) introduces an indefinite or hypothetical idea. "Te lo" combines an indirect object pronoun ("te" - to you) and a direct object pronoun ("lo" - it), placed before the conjugated verb "compro" (I buy).
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Aunque este con el tu sabes que eres mia
➔ Subjunctive mood (`esté`) after "aunque" (even though)
➔ "Aunque" often triggers the subjunctive when the concession is hypothetical, uncertain, or expresses a feeling about a fact. Here, "esté" (from "estar") implies "even if I am/he is".
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No se por que estoy extranando tus besos
➔ Present progressive tense (`estar` + gerund) and possessive adjective (`tus`)
➔ "Estoy extrañando" uses the present progressive to describe an action happening right now or an ongoing state. "Tus" is a possessive adjective meaning "your" (plural), indicating possession.
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Conmigo una diabla yo soy su nene
➔ Special prepositional pronoun "conmigo"
➔ "Conmigo" is a special form of "con + mí" (with me). Similarly, "contigo" means "with you" (informal singular). It's an irregular contraction used for these specific pronouns.