Lyrics & Translation
Dive into the emotional world of "Invisible" by Andra and Lil Eddie, a beautiful Latin Pop track sung in Spanish. This song offers a fantastic opportunity to immerse yourself in the Spanish language through its evocative lyrics about longing and being seen. You can learn common expressions of emotion and desire, and appreciate how Spanish can convey deep feelings through melody and poetic phrasing. Its clear delivery and relatable theme make it special for language learners.
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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invisible /inβiˈsiβle/ B1 |
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muero /ˈmweɾo/ A2 |
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resistes /reˈsist.es/ B2 |
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torturas /torˈtuɾas/ B2 |
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triste /ˈtɾiste/ A2 |
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gente /ˈxente/ A1 |
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calle /ˈkaʎe/ A1 |
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vagabunda /baɣaˈβunða/ B2 |
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amor /aˈmoɾ/ A1 |
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palabras /paˈlaβɾas/ A1 |
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frente /ˈfrente/ B1 |
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conocerte /konoˈθeɾte/ B1 |
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suficiente /su.fiˈsjente/ A2 |
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pared /paˈɾeð/ A1 |
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Visiones /biˈθjones/ B1 |
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cuerpo /ˈkweɾpo/ A1 |
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bandera /banˈdeɾa/ A1 |
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caer /kaˈeɾ/ A2 |
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corazón /koɾaˈθon/ A1 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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Dime que no soy invisible
➔ Imperative mood + Object pronoun
➔ "Dime" combines the imperative form of "decir" (tell) with the indirect object pronoun "me" (me). The verb "soy" is first-person present indicative of "ser" (to be).
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me muero cada vez que te resistes
➔ Reflexive verb + Temporal clause
➔ "Me muero" uses the reflexive form to express intense emotion (I die). "Cada vez que" introduces a temporal clause meaning "every time that", followed by present indicative "te resistes".
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No me tortures, ignores, o dime
➔ Negative imperative + Coordinating conjunctions
➔ Negative commands "no me tortures" (don't torture me) and "ignores" (don't ignore) use tú-form imperative. "O" (or) coordinates multiple commands.
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La gente me mira como una loca caminando
➔ Present indicative + Gerund as adverbial
➔ Present tense "mira" describes habitual action. "Caminando" (walking) is a gerund modifying "loca", describing manner.
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que no soy una pobre de nada
➔ Subordinate clause + Double negation
➔ The subordinate clause introduced by "que" contains double negation "no...nada" (not...anything) for emphasis, meaning "not poor in any way".
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que estoy practicando palabras que no salen
➔ Present progressive + Relative clause
➔ "Estoy practicando" is present progressive (am practicing). "Que no salen" is a relative clause modifying "palabras", using present indicative.
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Desde que te vi estoy haciendo todo
➔ Temporal clause + Present progressive
➔ "Desde que te vi" (since I saw you) establishes a time reference with preterite tense. "Estoy haciendo" (I am doing) shows ongoing actions from past to present.
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si una santa como tú puede caer
➔ Conditional structure + Simile
➔ Implied conditional "si" (if) introduces possibility. "Como tú" (like you) is a simile. "Puede caer" uses present indicative for hypothetical situations.
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