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1 00:06
a ver lo que dicen por allí 00:11
cuando el señor 00:16
blanco y 2 00:18
dicen que estoy ciego por tu amor 00:21
que tú 00:26
puedas conmigo 00:28
no te pido 00:31
las oraciones 00:34
no te vas a ver 00:37
es bueno 00:41
dame lo que a mí me puedas hacer 00:44
corazón 00:49
no 00:51
de tu amor 00:59
lamento de tu amor 01:16
ah 01:20
bueno vamos como que alias olvidamos con 01:23
esto 01:27
no yo 01:30
por allí 01:45
en mi señor 01:48
cancio me dijo 01:51
dicen que estoy loco por familia 01:54
y es verdad 01:58
conozco pero bien 02:01
qué es verdad que a veces 02:04
siento que 02:09
yo tengo sed 02:13
pero un día 02:16
y ya ve 02:21
con un poco de tu amor 02:30
escondido 02:37
sea mi momento 02:41
está muy bien para poder tu amigo 02:48
por lo que tenga su alabado no te hayas 02:54
olvidado 02:58
con eso me 02:59
con un poco de tu amor 03:07
el que te haces con 03:12
queridos y amigos lentos 03:16
como su amor 03:26

Me Basta – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English

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Dive into the poignant world of the Latin Pop Ballad with José José's 'Me Basta.' This song is a masterclass in expressing profound sadness and romantic desperation in Spanish, using dramatic vocabulary and structures to convey total resignation. Pay attention to how José José's legendary vocal performance elevates the seemingly simple phrase 'Me basta' ('It's enough for me') into a heart-wrenching plea, offering a rich emotional landscape for language learners.

[English]
...
Let’s see what they’re saying out there
When the man
in white and 2
They say I’m blind because of your love
that you
can handle me
I’m not asking for
prayers
You won’t see
it’s good
Give me what you can do for me
heart
no
of your love
lament of your love
ah
alright let’s go, it’s like we forgot with
this
no I
out there
in my man
Cancio told me
They say I’m crazy because of family
and it’s true
I know very well
it’s true that sometimes
I feel like
I’m thirsty
but one day
and you’ll see
with a little of your love
hidden
it’ll be my moment
it’s just right to be your friend
for whatever you have, don’t forget
forgotten
with that I’m
with a little of your love
the one you make with
loved ones and slow friends
like your love
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Key Vocabulary

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Vocabulary Meanings

basta

ˈbasta

A2
  • verb
  • - enough

ciego

ˈθjeɣo

A2
  • adjective
  • - blind

puedas

ˈpweðas

A2
  • verb
  • - can

lamento

laˈmento

B1
  • noun
  • - lament

olvidamos

olβiˈðamos

A2
  • verb
  • - we forget

escondido

eskonˈdiðo

B1
  • adjective
  • - hidden

momento

moˈmento

A2
  • noun
  • - moment

alabado

alaˈβado

B2
  • adjective
  • - praised

queridos

keˈridos

A1
  • adjective
  • - dear

amigos

aˈmiɣos

A1
  • noun
  • - friends

lentos

ˈlentos

A2
  • adjective
  • - slow

familia

faˈmilia

A1
  • noun
  • - family

sed

sed

A2
  • noun
  • - thirst

corazón

koɾaˈθon

A1
  • noun
  • - heart

verdad

beɾˈðað

A1
  • noun
  • - truth

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Key Grammar Structures

  • a ver lo que dicen por allí

    ➔ Subjunctive mood

    ➔ The phrase uses the subjunctive mood with 'a ver' to express uncertainty or curiosity about what people are saying.

  • dicen que estoy ciego por tu amor

    ➔ Present tense of 'decir' + present participle

    ➔ 'Dicen' is the present tense of 'decir', and 'ciego' functions as a present participle to describe the state of being blind with love.

  • no te pido las oraciones

    ➔ Negative command

    ➔ The phrase uses a negative command with 'no te pido' to express what the speaker is not asking for.

  • dame lo que a mí me puedas hacer

    ➔ Imperative mood + subjunctive

    ➔ 'Dame' is in the imperative mood, and 'puedas hacer' uses the subjunctive to express possibility or ability.

  • conozco pero bien

    ➔ Adverb placement

    ➔ The adverb 'bien' is placed after the verb 'conozco' to emphasize the manner of knowing.

  • con un poco de tu amor

    ➔ Prepositional phrase

    ➔ The prepositional phrase 'con un poco de tu amor' indicates accompaniment or means with 'a little of your love'.