Inventadas y Modernas – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English
Lyrics & Translation
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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andar /anˈdar/ A2 |
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valga /ˈbal.ɣa/ B2 |
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parezco /paˈɾes.ko/ B1 |
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pintarrajeada /pin.ta.ɾaˈxe.aða/ B2 |
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glitter /ˈɡlɪt.ər/ B2 |
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cerveza /θerˈβe.θa/ (España), /serˈβe.za/ (LatAm) A2 |
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mezcalito /mesˈkalito/ B2 |
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selfie /ˈsɛl.fi/ A1 |
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maquillaje /ma.kiˈʝa.xe/ B2 |
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inventadas /inβenˈtaðas/ B2 |
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modernas /moˈðeɾ.nas/ A2 |
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raza /ˈra.θa/ (España), /ˈɾa.sa/ (LatAm) B1 |
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gente /ˈxen.te/ A2 |
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cuidado /kwiˈðaðo/ A2 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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Que te valga verga si parezco Lord Farquaad, wey
➔ Subjunctive mood used to express doubt or uncertainty.
➔ The phrase "Que te valga verga" implies a dismissive attitude, indicating that the speaker does not care about others' opinions.
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No le temas a la gente que aquí todes te aceptan
➔ Imperative form used to give commands or advice.
➔ The phrase "No le temas a la gente" encourages the listener not to fear others, promoting acceptance.
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La cara pintarrajeada y con glitter mamalón
➔ Adjective-noun agreement in gender and number.
➔ The phrase "La cara pintarrajeada" shows how the adjective "pintarrajeada" agrees with the feminine noun "cara".
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Caguamas en las manos, con los culos bien volteados
➔ Use of prepositions to indicate possession or association.
➔ The phrase "Caguamas en las manos" indicates that the caguamas (large beer bottles) are being held, showing possession.
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Quizá se les olvida que todos somos bellacos
➔ Use of the subjunctive mood to express uncertainty or possibility.
➔ The phrase "Quizá se les olvida" suggests that it is possible that they forget, indicating uncertainty.
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Me está cargando la verga por andar amanecida
➔ Use of gerund to indicate ongoing actions.
➔ The phrase "por andar amanecida" indicates that the speaker is currently experiencing the effects of staying up late.
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Equis, digan lo que quieran, pues nos vale mucha verga
➔ Use of colloquial expressions to convey attitude.
➔ The phrase "nos vale mucha verga" expresses indifference to others' opinions, showcasing a carefree attitude.