La Voz Dormida – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English
Lyrics & Translation
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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eternidad /eteɾnidað/ C1 |
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realidad /realidað/ B2 |
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dolor /doˈloɾ/ B2 |
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amor /aˈmoɾ/ A2 |
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sueños /ˈsweɲos/ B2 |
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adiós /aˈdios/ A2 |
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paz /paθ/ B1 |
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traición /tɾaɪˈsjon/ C1 |
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fe /fe/ B2 |
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rezo /ˈreθo/ B2 |
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hogueras /oˈɣeɾas/ B2 |
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violaron /bjo.laˈɾo.na/ C2 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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Soy de un sitio, de un lugar
➔ Present tense for identity and origin.
➔ The phrase "Soy" indicates the speaker's identity, meaning "I am".
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¿A qué sabe el dolor?
➔ Interrogative structure to ask about sensations.
➔ The question "¿A qué sabe...?" translates to "What does ... taste like?" indicating a sensory inquiry.
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¿Puede dormir la traición?
➔ Modal verb usage to express possibility.
➔ The phrase "¿Puede dormir...?" translates to "Can ... sleep?" indicating a question about the possibility of an action.
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He visto Roma caer
➔ Present perfect tense to indicate experience.
➔ The phrase "He visto" means "I have seen," indicating past experiences that are relevant to the present.
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Y verás que mi voz vive en ti
➔ Future tense to indicate certainty.
➔ The phrase "verás" means "you will see," indicating a strong belief in the outcome.
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He ardido en mil hogueras
➔ Present perfect tense to express past actions with present relevance.
➔ The phrase "He ardido" means "I have burned," indicating experiences that have shaped the speaker.
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La marca del diablo es la cruz
➔ Simple present tense for general truths.
➔ The phrase "La marca del diablo" translates to "The mark of the devil," indicating a general statement about beliefs.