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Santa María líbranos de todo mal 00:00
Ampáranos señora de este terrible animal 00:05
Santa María líbranos de todo mal (Hey, hey Ra Rauw') 00:09
Ampáranos señora 00:12
El cielo se cae 00:15
Relámpagos 00:19
Diosa de mi caos 00:23
Me di cuenta que 00:27
No se puede huir 00:29
Me hundo en tu marea 00:31
La corriente me lleva con fuerza pelea 00:34
Como ella lo menea 00:37
You take me high high ohhh 00:39
Me elevó pa' dejarme caer 00:42
Tú eres asesina y cuidarme de ti debo 00:45
Santa María líbranos de todo mal 00:49
Ampáranos señora de este terrible animal 00:53
Santa María líbranos de todo mal 00:57
Ampáranos señora 01:00
No salgan pa' afuera pongan las tormenteras 01:05
No salgan pa' afuera pongan las tormenteras 01:09
No salgan pa' afuera pongan las tormenteras 01:13
No salgan pa' afuera, no salgan pa' afuera 01:17
(Rauw) 01:20
Dicen que el temporal viene por ahí 01:21
Y negra yo solo tengo miedo de ti 01:24
No me puedo contener 01:27
Se altera la marea dentro de ti 01:29
Buscaba un salvador y la pinté como Dalí 01:33
Dándole al cuero y no es del pandero 01:36
Al natural y no te hablo de Tego 01:38
En la cama cayó un aguacero 01:40
Y yo sin paraguas por sus agujeros 01:42
Y qué agresividad, se le ve la maldad 01:45
Estática electricidad al tocarte tu cuerpo me da 01:47
Santa María líbrame 01:50
Esta noche ella sale (Esta noche ella sale) 01:54
Le gusta el baile (le gusta el baile) 01:56
Seductor su traje (seductor su traje) 01:58
Tiene a todos locos (Ye, ye, ye, yeee) 02:00
Cuidao con su chantaje (Cuidao, cuidao) 02:02
De sus juegos salen (Virao, virao) 02:04
Yo haré que tú me llames (Mami) 02:05
Yo soy la montaña mamita aquietoooo 02:07
Santa María líbranos de todo mal 02:09
Ampáranos señora de este terrible animal 02:13
Santa María líbranos de todo mal 02:17
Ampáranos señora de este terrible animal 02:21

GUABANSE-XXX – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English

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[English]
Holy Mary deliver us from all evil
Protect us oh lady from - this terrible animal
Holy Mary deliver us from all evil - (Hey, hey Ra Rauw')
Protect us oh lady
The sky is falling
Lightning
Goddess of my chaos
I realized that
You can't escape
I sink in your tide
The current carries me away - fighting with force
The way she moves it
You take me high high ohhh
She lifted me up just to let me fall
You are a killer and - I must protect myself from you
Holy Mary deliver us from all evil
Protect us oh lady from - this terrible animal
Holy Mary deliver us from all evil
Protect us oh lady
Don't go outside - put up the storm shutters
Don't go outside - put up the storm shutters
Don't go outside - put up the storm shutters
Don't go outside, - don't go outside
(Rauw)
They say that the storm - is coming this way
And dark-skinned girl I only - fear you
I can't contain myself
The tide within you is stirred up
I was looking for a savior - and I painted her like Dalí
Hitting the leather and - it's not from the tambourine
Natural and I'm not talking about Tego
A downpour fell in the bed
And me without an umbrella - through its holes
And what aggression, - you can see the wickedness in her
Static electricity when - touching your body gives me
Holy Mary deliver me
Tonight she goes out - (Tonight she goes out)
She likes the dance - (she likes the dance)
Her outfit is seductive - (seductive her outfit)
She drives everyone crazy - (Ye, ye, ye, yeee)
Beware of her blackmail - (Beware, beware)
From her games they emerge - (Crazy, crazy)
I'll make you call me - (Mami)
I am the mountain - baby quietttt
Holy Mary deliver us from all evil
Protect us oh lady from - this terrible animal
Holy Mary deliver us from all evil
Protect us oh lady from - this terrible animal
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Vocabulary Meanings

líbranos

/ˈliβɾanos/

B1
  • verb
  • - deliver us

ampáranos

/amˈpaɾanos/

B2
  • verb
  • - protect us

terrible

/ˈtɛrɪbl/

A2
  • adjective
  • - extremely bad

relámpagos

/reˈlampagos/

B1
  • noun
  • - lightning

diosa

/ˈdiosa/

B1
  • noun
  • - goddess

hundo

/ˈundo/

B1
  • verb
  • - sunk

marea

/ˈmarea/

A2
  • noun
  • - tide

corriente

/koˈrjen.te/

A2
  • noun
  • - current

elevó

/eleˈβo/

B1
  • verb
  • - raised

asesina

/aseˈsina/

B1
  • noun
  • - murderer

tormenteras

/toɾmenˈteras/

C1
  • noun
  • - storm shutters

temporal

/temˈpoɾal/

B1
  • adjective
  • - temporary
  • noun
  • - storm

aguacero

/aɣwaˈθeɾo/

B2
  • noun
  • - downpour

estática

/estaˈtika/

B2
  • adjective
  • - static

seductor

/seðukˈtor/

B2
  • adjective
  • - seductive

chantaje

/tʃanˈtahe/

B2
  • noun
  • - blackmail

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Key Grammar Structures

  • Santa María líbranos de todo mal

    ➔ Subjunctive Mood, Imperative Mood

    ➔ The verb "líbranos" is in the **imperative mood**, expressing a command or plea, while "de todo mal" uses the **subjunctive mood** to express a wish or hope.

  • Me di cuenta que

    ➔ Past Simple (di), Conjunction "que"

    "Di" is the past simple form of the verb "dar". "Que" is a conjunction introducing a subordinate clause.

  • No se puede huir

    ➔ Impersonal construction "se", Infinitive Verb "huir"

    "Se" is used impersonally, indicating that the subject is not explicitly mentioned. "Huir" is an infinitive verb.

  • Me hundo en tu marea

    ➔ Present Simple, Preposition "en", possessive pronoun "tu"

    "Hundo" is a present simple verb. "En" is a preposition, and "tu" is a possessive pronoun.

  • Como ella lo menea

    ➔ Conjunction "Como", Object pronoun "lo"

    "Como" is a conjunction meaning "as" or "like". "Lo" is a direct object pronoun.

  • Me elevó pa' dejarme caer

    ➔ Past Simple "elevó", Infinitive phrase "dejarme caer", colloquial contraction "pa'"

    "Elevó" is past simple. "Pa'" is a contraction of "para" (to) and indicates purpose. "Dejarme caer" is an infinitive phrase.

  • Tú eres asesina y cuidarme de ti debo

    ➔ Present simple (eres), Conjunction "y", infinitive phrase "cuidarme de ti debo"

    "Eres" is a present simple conjugation. "Y" is and "debo" is a verb, used in infinitive construction (debo + cuidarme) , showing obligation.

  • Dicen que el temporal viene por ahí

    ➔ Present tense (Dicen), Conjunction "que"

    "Dicen" is in the present tense. "Que" is used to introduce a subordinate clause.

  • Y negra yo solo tengo miedo de ti

    ➔ Conjunction "y", possessive pronoun "yo", preposition "de"

    "Y" (and) is a conjunction. "Yo" (I) is the subject, here used as a possessive in this context. "De" is the preposition meaning "of" or "from" .