LA PLENA
Lyrics:
Vocabulary in this song:
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niña /ˈni.ɲa/ A2 |
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ojos /ˈo.xos/ B1 |
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querer /keˈɾeɾ/ A2 |
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amor /aˈmoɾ/ A2 |
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bailabas /baiˈlaβas/ B1 |
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beso /ˈbe.so/ A2 |
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lengüita /lɛnˈɡi.ta/ B1 |
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enloquece /en.lokˈeθe/ B2 |
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la plena /la ˈpɾe.na/ B1 |
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Grammar:
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¿Una cerveza pa' calmar la sed?, no Mejor ser besado por su boquita, amor
➔ Subjunctive Mood (Implied Suggestion/Desire)
➔ The sentence implies a preference using "Mejor ser besado..." rather than a direct statement. While not explicitly subjunctive with a verb like 'quiera', the meaning aims toward a suggestion or desire, characteristic of subjunctive-like usage. It is considered using the infinitive after "Mejor".
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Ay, si tú quieres, solo da la lu' (yeh-yeh) Tú sabes que no vo'a a decir que no
➔ Conditional Sentence (Type 1/Real Conditional)
➔ The structure "Si + present indicative, future indicative" indicates a real or probable condition. "Si tú quieres, ... no vo'a a decir que no" shows that if she gives the signal, he won't say no. The use of 'vo'a' (voy a) is a colloquial shortening of the future tense.
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Tienes la magia, tú sí tiene' una vainita Que a mí me encanta, me enloquece
➔ Emphatic Affirmation (Sí + Verb)
➔ The use of "sí" before "tiene" emphasizes that she *does* indeed have something special. It's a way of affirming something strongly.
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Cuando bailabas así Por el cuellito, besito y lengüita Sé que te encanta, te enloquece
➔ Subordinate clause of time (cuando)
➔ The phrase “Cuando bailabas así” introduces a subordinate clause of time, indicating when the actions described in the main clause occurred. "Cuando" is used to specify the time.
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Oye, lo que pasa es que desde que vi tu cara Me enamoro de ti toda, es que tú tiene' un no sé qué
➔ Relative Pronoun (lo que), Idiomatic Expression (No sé qué)
➔ "Lo que pasa es que..." is a common phrase used to introduce an explanation. "No sé qué" means 'I don't know what', referring to an indefinable quality.
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¿Qué dices si nos parchamos a ver el amanecer? (¡Prr, uh!)
➔ Conditional Suggestion (Indirect Question using 'si')
➔ The question uses "si" to introduce a conditional suggestion, proposing an activity if the other person agrees. It's not a direct condition, but rather a way of gauging interest in a shared activity.