Display Bilingual:

Soñar despierto con la luz de su sonrisa 00:18
Soñé en hablarle de su pelo y ser la brisa 00:21
Pensé decirle que la vida era su boca y no 00:24
Pasa a mi lado su olor 00:29
Y contengo la respiración 00:32
00:36
Sufre Julieta en su balcón 00:40
Viendo escalar a su galán 00:43
Pensé decirle, más clara la luna brilla y dar 00:46
Contra el suelo otra vez más 00:51
Al contacto con la realidad 00:53
00:57
¡Hoy te la meto de todas, todas! 01:02
¿Por qué anda sola esta amapola? 01:04
¡Hoy te la meto de mil maneras! 01:07
Y ya anda con la lengua fuera 01:10
¡Hoy te la meto hasta las orejas! 01:13
Solito con mover las cejas 01:15
¡Hoy te la meto hasta el mismo corazón! 01:18
Solo con que digas calor, ¡calor! 01:21
01:27
Planeo el atraco a mano armada de su corazón 01:33
Cada palabra he calculado, ahora falta el valor 01:36
Planeo decirle que la vida era su boca y no 01:39
Pasa a mi lado su olor 01:43
Y contengo la respiración 01:46
¿Y cómo haremos pa' llegar? 01:48
Al mismo tiempo tú, que yo 01:51
Sincronicemos los latidos con la boca 01:54
Y tic-tac-tic-tac 01:57
Pobre aguja del reloj 01:59
Nunca atravesará una tentación 02:01
02:05
¡Hoy te la meto de todas todas! 02:10
¿Por qué anda sola esta amapola? 02:12
¡Hoy te la meto de mil maneras! 02:15
Y ya anda con la lengua fuera 02:18
¡Hoy te la meto hasta las orejas! 02:21
Solito con mover las cejas 02:23
¡Hoy te la meto hasta el mismo corazón! 02:26
Solo con que digas calor ¡Calor! 02:29
02:36
¡Hoy te la meto de todas todas! 03:02
¿Por qué anda sola esta amapola? 03:05
¡Hoy te la meto de mil maneras! 03:08
Y ya anda con la lengua fuera 03:10
¡Hoy te la meto hasta las orejas! 03:13
Solito con mover las cejas 03:16
¡Hoy te la meto hasta el mismo corazón! 03:19
Solo con que digas calor, ¡calor! 03:22
03:26

Hoy te la meto hasta las orejas – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English

📚 Don’t just sing along to "Hoy te la meto hasta las orejas" – train your ears, learn vocab, and become a language pro in the app!
By
Extremoduro
Album
Yo, Minoría Absoluta
Viewed
3,262,355
Language
Learn this song

Lyrics & Translation

Learning a language through music is a powerful tool, and Extremoduro's 'Hoy te la meto hasta las orejas' offers a unique, albeit unconventional, lesson in Spanish. The song is a masterclass in understanding the nuances of 'transgressive rock' and the poetic use of colloquial and even vulgar language. By exploring the lyrics, you can learn about direct emotional expression, literary references in modern music, and the power of language to provoke and captivate. It's a special song because it challenges lyrical conventions and demonstrates how even the most direct language can be imbued with poetic meaning and raw emotion.

[English]
Daydreaming about the glow of her smile
I dreamed of talking to her about her hair and being the breeze
I thought of telling her that life was her mouth, and not
Her scent passes by my side
And I hold my breath
...
Juliet suffers on her balcony
Watching her suitor climb
I thought to tell her, the moon shines brighter and gives
Against the floor once again
When faced with reality
...
Today I'm gonna screw you in every possible way!
Why is this poppy all alone?
Today I'm gonna screw you in a thousand ways!
And now she's out with her tongue hanging
Today I'm gonna shove it in you up to your ears!
All alone just by moving the eyebrows
Today I'm gonna jam it right into your heart!
Just say “heat”, heat!
...
I’m planning an armed robbery of her heart
I’ve calculated every word; now I just need the courage
I plan to tell her that life was her mouth, and not
Her scent passes by my side
And I hold my breath
And how are we going to get there?
At the same time you, like me
Let’s sync our heartbeats with our mouths
And tick‑tock‑tick‑tick
Poor clock needle
It will never pierce a temptation
...
Today I'm gonna screw you in every possible way!
Why is this poppy all alone?
Today I'm gonna screw you in a thousand ways!
And now she's out with her tongue hanging
Today I'm gonna shove it in you up to your ears!
All alone just by moving the eyebrows
Today I'm gonna jam it right into your heart!
Just say “heat”, heat!
...
Today I'm gonna screw you in every possible way!
Why is this poppy all alone?
Today I'm gonna screw you in a thousand ways!
And now she's out with her tongue hanging
Today I'm gonna shove it in you up to your ears!
All alone just by moving the eyebrows
Today I'm gonna jam it right into your heart!
Just say “heat”, heat!
...
[Spanish] Show

Key Vocabulary

Start Practicing
Vocabulary Meanings

soñar

/soˈɲar/

A2
  • verb
  • - to dream

brisa

/ˈbɾisa/

A2
  • noun
  • - breeze

respiración

/res.pi.raˈθjon/

A2
  • noun
  • - breathing

escalar

/es.ka.ˈlar/

B1
  • verb
  • - to climb

galán

/ɡaˈlan/

B1
  • noun
  • - gallant

contacto

/konˈtakto/

B1
  • noun
  • - contact

realidad

/re.a.liˈðað/

A2
  • noun
  • - reality

amapola

/a.maˈpola/

B2
  • noun
  • - poppy

atraco

/aˈtɾako/

B2
  • noun
  • - robbery

armada

/arˈmaða/

B2
  • adjective
  • - armed

calcular

/kal.ku.ˈlar/

B1
  • verb
  • - to calculate

valor

/baˈlor/

A2
  • noun
  • - courage

sincronicemos

/sin.kro.ni.ˈke.mos/

C1
  • verb
  • - let's synchronize

latidos

/laˈtiðos/

B1
  • noun
  • - heartbeats

tentación

/ten.taˈθjon/

B2
  • noun
  • - temptation

Do you remember what “soñar” or “brisa” means in "Hoy te la meto hasta las orejas"?

Hop into the app to practice now – quizzes, flashcards, and native-like pronunciation are waiting!

Key Grammar Structures

  • Soñar despierto con la luz de su sonrisa

    ➔ Infinitive used as a noun

    ➔ The infinitive **“Soñar”** functions as a noun meaning “to dream”.

  • Pensé decirle que la vida era su boca y no pasa a mi lado su olor

    ➔ Past tense + infinitive complement

    ➔ The verb **“Pensé”** (I thought) is followed by the infinitive **“decirle”**, expressing what was thought to be said.

  • ¿Por qué anda sola esta amapola?

    ➔ Verb “andar” + adjective to describe a state

    ➔ The verb **“anda”** (goes/is) is used with the adjective **“sola”** to convey “is alone”.

  • ¡Hoy te la meto de todas, todas!

    ➔ Combination of indirect and direct object pronouns

    ➔ The sequence **“te la”** merges the indirect object pronoun **“te”** (to you) with the direct object pronoun **“la”** (her/it).

  • Solo con que digas calor, ¡calor!

    ➔ Subjunctive mandatory after “solo con que”

    ➔ The verb **“digas”** is in the present subjunctive because it follows the expression **“solo con que”** (only if).

  • Sincronicemos los latidos con la boca

    ➔ First‑person plural imperative (subjunctive form)

    ➔ The verb **“Sincronicemos”** is the first‑person plural imperative, used to encourage a joint action.

  • Nunca atravesará una tentación

    ➔ Simple future tense

    ➔ The verb **“atravesará”** is in the future tense, indicating an action that will not happen.

  • ¿Y cómo haremos pa' llegar?

    ➔ Colloquial contraction “pa' ” for “para”

    ➔ The **“pa'”** is a slang shortening of **“para”** (for), common in spoken Spanish.

  • Y contengo la respiración

    ➔ Present tense with transitive verb + direct object

    ➔ The verb **“contengo”** (I hold) takes the direct object **“la respiración”**, showing a simple present action.