Lyrics & Translation
Learning Spanish with "Hecho con tus Sueños 2014" offers a glimpse into the hopeful and celebratory language often used during festive seasons. The song is special for its optimistic message and its association with the magic of Christmas in Spain, making it a warm and encouraging piece for language learners to connect with cultural expressions of joy and dreams.
Key Vocabulary
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luces /ˈluθes/ A1 |
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ciudad /θjuˈdad/ A1 |
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regalos /reˈɣalos/ A1 |
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paz /pas/ A1 |
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estrella /esˈtɾeʎa/ A1 |
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niños /ˈniɲos/ A1 |
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corazón /koɾaˈθon/ A2 |
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luz /lus/ A1 |
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magia /ˈmaxja/ B1 |
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vida /ˈbiða/ A1 |
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sueños /ˈsweɲos/ A2 |
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felicidad /feliθiˈdad/ B1 |
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historias /isˈtoɾjas/ A2 |
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tiempo /ˈtjempo/ A1 |
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tejados /teˈxados/ A2 |
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paso /ˈpaso/ A1 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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Hecho con tus sueños
➔ Passive voice in the past participle form
➔ The phrase uses a passive structure where 'Hecho' (made/done) is the past participle, indicating something created or made with 'tus sueños'.
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Hoy todo ha empezado
➔ Present perfect tense for recent actions
➔ The phrase uses the present perfect 'ha empezado' to indicate that 'everything has started' recently or has relevance to now.
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Sueñan los niños con lo que vendrá
➔ Present tense with 'sueñan' to express current desires or dreams
➔ The present tense 'sueñan' (they dream) indicates an ongoing or current state of dreaming or wishing.
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Que lo imposible se puede alcanzar
➔ Subjunctive mood in the clause 'lo imposible se puede alcanzar'
➔ The phrase implies the use of a grammatical mood similar to the subjunctive, expressing possibility or hope that 'the impossible' can be reached.
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Cuando miro y te tengo al lado
➔ Present tense clauses 'miro' and 'tengo' describing current actions
➔ The verbs 'miro' (I look) and 'tengo' (I have) are in the present tense, emphasizing the current emotional state or situation.
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Y hay una estrella iluminando el cielo
➔ Present participle 'iluminando' used for ongoing action
➔ The word 'iluminando' is a gerund derived from the verb 'iluminar' (to illuminate), indicating the ongoing action of the star illuminating the sky.
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Que hemos aprendido a mirar
➔ Present perfect 'hemos aprendido' indicating recent learning or realization
➔ The phrase uses the present perfect 'hemos aprendido' to express a recent or ongoing process of learning to see or understand something differently.
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