Lyrics & Translation
"EN LA CITY" by Trueno and Young Miko is an electrifying Latin trap anthem that immerses you in the rhythm of urban nightlife. By exploring themes of confidence, cultural pride, and success, this song offers a fantastic opportunity to learn about Latin music and culture while enjoying its infectious energy.
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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city /ˈsɪti/ A1 |
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night /naɪt/ A1 |
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ring /rɪŋ/ A1 |
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hold /hoʊld/ A1 |
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line /laɪn/ A1 |
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barra /ˈbara/ B1 |
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libre /ˈliβre/ A2 |
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volumen /boˈlu.men/ B1 |
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música /ˈmusika/ A1 |
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reviente /reˈβjente/ B2 |
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llantas /ˈʝantas/ B1 |
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representa /repreˈsenta/ A2 |
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global /ˈɡlobal/ B1 |
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street /striːt/ A1 |
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homie /ˈhoʊmi/ B1 |
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fine /faɪn/ A2 |
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disco /ˈdɪsko/ A2 |
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freaky /ˈfriki/ B1 |
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tormenta /torˈmenta/ B1 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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Ahora me llama y suena ring ring hold the line
➔ Present Simple (suena) to describe a habitual action or a current state. Imperative (hold the line) to give a direct command.
➔ "Ahora" indicates present time. "Me llama" means "calls me". "Suena" means "sounds". "Hold the line" is a direct order to wait on the phone.
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Wacha por acá no damos vueltas
➔ Present Simple (damos) in the negative form (no damos) to express that something doesn't happen or isn't true. Use of colloquial slang ("wacha").
➔ "Wacha" (watch out) is a slang term. "No damos vueltas" means "we don't beat around the bush" or "we don't mess around".
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Yo con mis llantas retro, camino en los 70’s
➔ Present Simple (camino) to describe an action, indicating a state or event that is happening now. Preposition "en" to indicate location in time (en los 70's).
➔ "Camino" means "I walk" or "I'm on my way". "En los 70's" signifies being in the style or vibe of the 1970s.
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Sonando más global que ustedes sin poner el culo en..
➔ Comparative adjective (más global que) to compare the speaker's global sound to others. Use of the gerund "Sonando" as an adverbial modifier. Preposition "sin" indicating absence or lack.
➔ "Sonando" means "sounding". The line implies they are achieving a global reach without resorting to certain potentially compromising actions. "Sin poner el culo en..." is an idiom implying not having to sell out or compromise oneself.
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Ven ven ven mamichula ven ven ahora ten ten
➔ Imperative mood used repeatedly ("Ven", "Ten") to express commands or invitations. Repetition for emphasis.
➔ "Ven" means "come" and "Ten" means "have/hold". "Mamichula" is a term of endearment. The repetition emphasizes the invitation and demand.
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