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Mija, ¿qué nos pasó? 00:20
Solo cerré mis ojos 00:22
Solo cerré mis ojos y te me fuiste 00:24
Mija, ¿qué nos pasó? 00:31
Solo cerré mis ojos 00:32
Solo cerré mis ojos y te me fuiste 00:34
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Interlude – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English

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Ivan Cornejo
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MIRADA
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Lyrics & Translation

Embark on a captivating journey into the raw emotion of Ivan Cornejo's "Interlude." This brief yet impactful song offers a perfect entry point to understanding the lyrical beauty and heartfelt expression of Regional Mexican music. Its simple, poignant Spanish lyrics convey universal themes of heartbreak and loss, making it an excellent piece to connect with the language through deep feeling and powerful storytelling.

[English]
Girl, what happened to us?
I just closed my eyes
I just closed my eyes and you left me
Girl, what happened to us?
I just closed my eyes
I just closed my eyes and you left me
...
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Key Vocabulary

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Vocabulary Meanings

cerré

seˈre

A2
  • verb
  • - I closed

ojos

ˈoxos

A1
  • noun
  • - eyes

fuiste

ˈfuiste

B1
  • verb
  • - you went

pasó

paˈso

A2
  • verb
  • - happened

mija

ˈmiha

B2
  • noun
  • - term of endearment, often used in Mexican Spanish

nos

nos

A1
  • pronoun
  • - us

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Key Grammar Structures

  • Mija, ¿qué nos pasó?

    ➔ Interrogative sentence with inversion

    ➔ The inversion of the subject and verb (¿qué nos pasó?) is typical in Spanish questions for emphasis.

  • Solo cerré mis ojos

    ➔ Past tense with reflexive pronoun

    ➔ The verb 'cerré' is in the preterite past tense, and 'mis ojos' is a reflexive possessive pronoun.

  • y te me fuiste

    ➔ Pronominal verb with indirect object pronoun

    ➔ 'Te me' are indirect object pronouns, and 'fuiste' is the preterite form of 'irse' (to leave).