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Ya pensé 00:52
Dos veces antes de que tú me la juegues con que ya yo no sé 00:55
No te hagas la víctima, tú sabes claramente lo que hiciste 00:58
Cometimos errores 01:05
Pero esta vez no vuelvo porque te pasas de lanza 01:08
Y nunca fue 01:13
Bastante para que tú te calmaras en la puteada y ver 01:16
El hombre que te amaba no lo valoraste y te pelaste por feria 01:20
Ahora quieres buscarme 01:27
Pero yo ya no puedo porque ando por todas partes 01:29
Y AMG 01:34
En mi caravana con toda la plebada fui pa la privada aquella 01:36
Quise empedarme para no pensarte y resultaste estar allí 01:41
En medio de otros brazos y yo pensé que me querías 01:46
Y otra vez con tus mentiras 01:51
"La Víctima" 02:03
Ya pensé 02:15
Dos veces antes de que tú me la juegues con que ya yo no sé 02:18
No te hagas la víctima, tú sabes claramente lo que hiciste 02:22
Cometimos errores 02:26
Pero esta vez no vuelvo porque te pasas de lanza 02:30
Y de una vez 02:36
Agarra tus cosas, pélate a la verga, no quiero volverte ver 02:38
Y vive esa vida que tanto querías, malagradecida eres 02:43
Me quebraste el corazón porque pensé que me querías 02:47
Y otra vez con tus mentiras 02:53
02:59

La Víctima – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English

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Explore the emotional landscape of Xavi's hit song "La Víctima." Through its powerful lyrics and regional Mexican sound, the song offers a relatable narrative of heartbreak and resilience. Learning this song can provide insight into contemporary Mexican music and express universal themes of betrayal and self-empowerment.

[English]
I thought twice before you played me, claiming I don’t know anymore
Don’t act like the victim, you know exactly what you did
We made mistakes
But this time I’m not coming back because you crossed the line
And it was never enough for you to calm down and see
The man who loved you, you didn’t value, you just chased the money
Now you want to find me
But I can’t because I’m all over the place
And AMG
In my ride with the crew, we went to that club
I tried to get drunk so I wouldn’t think of you and you turned out to be there
In someone else’s arms, and I thought you loved me
And again, your lies
“The Victim”
I thought twice before you played me, claiming I don’t know anymore
Don’t act like the victim, you know exactly what you did
We made mistakes
But this time I’m not coming back because you crossed the line
And right away
Pack your things, get lost, I don’t want to see you again
Live that life you wanted so badly, ungrateful soul
You broke my heart because I thought you loved me
And again, your lies
Y vive esa vida que tanto querías, malagradecida eres
Me quebraste el corazón porque pensé que me querías
Y otra vez con tus mentiras
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Vocabulary Meanings

error

/ˈeɾɾoɾ/

B1
  • noun
  • - a mistake or wrong action

victim

/ˈbiktim/

B2
  • noun
  • - a person harmed or sacrificed due to an event or action

pasar

/paˈsaɾ/

A2
  • verb
  • - to pass, to happen

quería

/keˈɾia/

B1
  • verb
  • - wanted

imágen

/iˈmaχen/

A2
  • noun
  • - image, picture

mentira

/menˈtiɾa/

A2
  • noun
  • - lie, falsehood

quedaste

/keˈðaʃte/

B1
  • verb
  • - you stayed or remained

corazón

/koˈɾaθon/

A2
  • noun
  • - heart

quebrar

/keˈβɾaɾ/

B2
  • verb
  • - to break

querías

/keˈɾias/

B1

vuelve

/ˈbwelβe/

B2
  • verb
  • - returns, goes back

vida

/ˈbiða/

A2
  • noun
  • - life

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Key Grammar Structures

  • Ya pensé Dos veces antes de que tú me la juegues con que ya yo no sé

    ➔ Subjunctive Mood (present subjunctive)

    ➔ The phrase "antes de que" requires the subjunctive mood. "Juegues" is the subjunctive form of "jugar" (to play, in this context, to deceive or manipulate). It expresses doubt or uncertainty. This is used when discussing something that may or may not happen.

  • No te hagas la víctima, tú sabes claramente lo que hiciste

    ➔ Preterite tense (hiciste), reflexive pronoun (te hagas)

    "Hiciste" is the preterite form of "hacer" (to do), indicating a completed action in the past. "Te hagas la víctima" uses the reflexive pronoun to emphasize that she is acting as the victim.

  • Cometimos errores Pero esta vez no vuelvo porque te pasas de lanza

    ➔ Present simple (vuelvo), causative construction (te pasas de lanza)

    "Vuelvo" is the present simple form of "volver" (to return), indicating a decision in the present. "Te pasas de lanza" is an idiomatic expression meaning "you go too far" or "you cross the line", and the "te" is used reflexively, but it is part of the whole expression.

  • Y nunca fue Bastante para que tú te calmaras en la puteada y ver

    ➔ Past simple (fue), Subjunctive (te calmaras)

    "Fue" is the past simple of "ser" (to be), indicating a state or condition in the past. "Te calmaras" is the imperfect subjunctive of "calmarse" (to calm down). The subjunctive is used here because the calming down is a hypothetical situation that didn't happen. The phrase implies that no amount was enough *in order that* she calm down. Because this is not a certainty, the subjunctive mood is needed.

  • El hombre que te amaba no lo valoraste y te pelaste por feria

    ➔ Relative Clause (que te amaba), past simple (valoraste, pelaste)

    "Que te amaba" is a relative clause that describes "el hombre." "Valoraste" and "pelaste" are in the past simple, denoting actions that happened and finished in the past.

  • Quise empedarme para no pensarte y resultaste estar allí

    ➔ Preterite (quise), Infinitive (empedarme), Subjunctive (pensarte) implied in 'para no'

    "Quise" is the preterite of "querer" (to want), "empedarme" is the infinitive form, indicating the action he wanted to do. "Para no pensarte" implies the subjunctive, although it's using the infinitive. The subjunctive would be necessary if a different subject was doing the thinking e.g., "para que ella no pensara..."

  • Y otra vez con tus mentiras

    ➔ Prepositional phrase (con tus mentiras)

    "Con tus mentiras" is a prepositional phrase modifying the implied subject, meaning 'again with your lies'.

  • Y vive esa vida que tanto querías, malagradecida eres

    ➔ Imperative (vive), Relative Clause (que tanto querías), Present Simple (eres)

    "Vive" is the imperative form of "vivir" (to live), giving a command or suggestion. "Que tanto querías" is a relative clause modifying "esa vida". "Eres" is present simple, indicating a state of being.