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Tengo una pregunta, tengo que me invade 00:02
Me invade la curiosidad 00:04
Tengo una pregunta, tengo que me invade 00:09
Me invade la curiosidad 00:12
¿Quién será? Y, ¿quién será? 00:15
¿Quién será la felicidad? 00:20
¿Cómo será, cómo será? 00:22
¿Cómo será la felicidad? 00:26
00:37
Huele a tormenta de verano 00:41
Seguro, o color azul oscuro 00:46
Seguro (seguro), seguro 00:49
00:57
¡Güiro! 01:07
01:10
Hace un par de días la vi por la calle 01:20
Por la calle la vi pasar 01:24
Hace un par de días la vi por la calle 01:28
Por la calle la vi pasar 01:32
01:37
¿Dónde irá? ¿Dónde irá? 01:39
¿Dónde irá la felicidad? 01:41
¿Qué buscará? Y, ¿qué buscará? 01:46
¿Qué buscará la felicidad? 01:48
Se giró y se me quedó mirando (ah, ¿sí?) 01:51
Lo juro, me guiñó un ojo, seguro 01:57
Lo juro (lo juro), lo juro 02:02
¿Quién será la felicidad? 02:05
Que tú va' a ver, que tú va' a ver 02:09
Que tú va' a ver cómo vas a... 02:12
(¿Quién será la felicidad?) 02:14
La tan linda, mulata clara 02:17
La rumba buena, te llaman 02:19
La rumba buena, te llaman 02:20
(¿Quién será la felicidad?) 02:23
(¿Quién será la felicidad?) 02:27
02:32
(La felicidad) dímelo, dímelo, dímelo, dímelo 02:35
(La felicidad) porque a la rumba se llama 02:39
(La felicidad) rumba buena y guaguancó de banana 02:43
(La felicidad) de la noche a la mañana 02:47
(La felicidad) ¡rumbero'! 02:51
Oh, oh, ¿quién será? 02:52
Oh, oh, la felicidad, ¡cántalo! 03:14
(Oh, oh, ¿quién será?) ¿Quién será? 03:17
(Oh, oh, la felicidad) 03:25
(Oh, oh, ¿quién será?) 03:30
(Oh, oh, la felicidad) 03:31
(Oh, oh, ¿quién será?) 03:31
(Oh, oh, la felicidad) 03:31
(Oh, oh, ¿quién será?) 03:39
(Oh, oh, la felicidad) 03:40
(Oh, oh, ¿quién será?) ¿Quién será? 03:51
Oh, oh, la felicidad 03:55
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La Felicidad – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English

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Learning a language through music is a powerful way to connect with a culture. In IZARO's "La Felicidad," you can learn Spanish by exploring the vocabulary of emotions and abstract concepts. The song's repetitive and inquisitive lyrics about happiness make it a great tool for practicing question formation and understanding how a language can be used to express philosophical ideas in a beautiful, melodic way.

[English]
I have a question, I have something that invades me
Curiosity invades me
I have a question, I have something that invades me
Curiosity invades me
Who could it be? And, who could it be?
Who could happiness be?
What will it be like, what will it be like?
What will happiness be like?
...
It smells like a summer storm
Surely, or dark blue
Sure (sure), sure
...
¡Güiro!
...
A couple of days ago I saw her on the street
I saw her pass by on the street
A couple of days ago I saw her on the street
I saw her pass by on the street
...
Where will she go? Where will she go?
Where will happiness go?
What will she look for? And, what will she look for?
What will happiness look for?
She turned and looked at me (oh, really?)
I swear, she winked at me, for sure
I swear (I swear), I swear
Who could happiness be?
You will see, you will see
You will see how you are going to...
(Who could happiness be?)
The so lovely, light-skinned girl
The good party, they call you
The good party, they call you
(Who could happiness be?)
(Who could happiness be?)
...
(Happiness) tell me, tell me, tell me, tell me
(Happiness) because the party is called
(Happiness) good party and banana guaguancó
(Happiness) from night to morning
(Happiness) party-goers!
Oh, oh, who could it be?
Oh, oh, happiness, sing it!
(Oh, oh, who could it be?) Who could it be?
(Oh, oh, happiness)
(Oh, oh, who could it be?)
(Oh, oh, happiness)
(Oh, oh, who could it be?)
(Oh, oh, happiness)
(Oh, oh, who could it be?)
(Oh, oh, happiness)
(Oh, oh, who could it be?) Who could it be?
Oh, oh, happiness
...
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Key Vocabulary

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Vocabulary Meanings

pregunta

/preˈɡunta/

A2
  • noun
  • - question

curiosidad

/kuɾjo.siˈðað/

B1
  • noun
  • - curiosity

felicidad

/feliθiˈðað/

A2
  • noun
  • - happiness

tormenta

/toɾˈmenta/

B1
  • noun
  • - storm

color

/koˈloɾ/

A1
  • noun
  • - color

calle

/ˈkaʎe/

A1
  • noun
  • - street

días

/ˈdi.as/

A1
  • noun
  • - days

mirar

/miˈɾaɾ/

A1
  • verb
  • - to look

buscar

/busˈkaɾ/

A1
  • verb
  • - to search

girar

/xiˈɾaɾ/

B1
  • verb
  • - to turn

quedar

/keˈðaɾ/

B1
  • verb
  • - to remain

juro

/ˈxuɾo/

B2
  • verb
  • - to swear

linda

/ˈlinda/

A2
  • adjective
  • - pretty

buena

/ˈbwe.na/

A1
  • adjective
  • - good

noche

/ˈno.tʃe/

A1
  • noun
  • - night

mañana

/maˈɲana/

A1
  • noun
  • - morning

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Key Grammar Structures

  • Tengo una pregunta, tengo que me invade

    ➔ Present tense for expressing current thoughts or feelings.

    ➔ The phrase "Tengo una pregunta" means "I have a question".

  • ¿Quién será la felicidad?

    ➔ Future tense for speculation or uncertainty.

    ➔ The phrase "¿Quién será?" translates to "Who will it be?" indicating uncertainty about the subject.

  • ¿Dónde irá la felicidad?

    ➔ Future tense for asking about future actions or events.

    ➔ The phrase "¿Dónde irá?" means "Where will it go?" indicating a question about future direction.

  • Lo juro, me guiñó un ojo, seguro

    ➔ Present tense for stating facts or beliefs.

    ➔ The phrase "Lo juro" means "I swear" indicating a strong belief in the statement.

  • La rumba buena, te llaman

    ➔ Present tense for describing ongoing actions or states.

    ➔ The phrase "La rumba buena" translates to "The good rumba" indicating a positive description.

  • dímelo, dímelo, dímelo, dímelo

    ➔ Imperative mood for giving commands or requests.

    ➔ The phrase "dímelo" means "tell me" in a commanding tone.

  • Oh, oh, ¿quién será?

    ➔ Interrogative form for asking questions.

    ➔ The phrase "¿quién será?" translates to "who will it be?" indicating a question about identity.