Me Rehúso – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English
Lyrics & Translation
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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rehusar /re.uˈsaɾ/ B2 |
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beso /ˈbe.so/ A2 |
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destino /desˈti.no/ B1 |
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frenesí /fɾe.neˈsi/ C1 |
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locura /loˈku.ɾa/ B1 |
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química /ˈki.mi.ka/ B2 |
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ilusionar /ilu.sjoˈnaɾ/ B2 |
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piel /pjel/ A2 |
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camino /kaˈmi.no/ A2 |
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confiar /konˈfjaɾ/ B1 |
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entender /en.tenˈdeɾ/ A1 |
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tiempo /ˈtjem.po/ A1 |
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hacer /aˈθeɾ/ A1 |
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separar /se.paˈɾaɾ/ B1 |
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olvidar /ol.βiˈðaɾ/ A2 |
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volver /bolˈβeɾ/ A1 |
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guardar /ɡwaɾˈðaɾ/ A2 |
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obligar /o.βliˈɣaɾ/ B1 |
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canción /kanˈθjon/ A1 |
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voz /boθ/ A1 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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Que fueron obligados a ser separados
➔ Passive Voice with 'ser' + past participle + 'a' + infinitive
➔ "fueron obligados a ser separados": This construction demonstrates the **passive voice** ('ser' + past participle), followed by "a" and another infinitive to indicate the action they were forced to endure.
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Dime cómo le explico a mi destino que ya no estás ahí
➔ Indirect Question with Interrogative Adverb + Indirect Object Pronoun 'le'
➔ "cómo le explico": This is an **indirect question** starting with an interrogative adverb ("cómo"). The **indirect object pronoun** "le" refers to "mi destino" (to whom the explanation is directed).
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Dime cómo haré para desprenderme de este frenesí
➔ Simple Future Tense + 'para' + Reflexive Infinitive
➔ "haré": The **simple future tense** expresses a future action or a decision made about the future. "para desprenderme": The construction "**para + infinitive**" is used to express purpose or aim. "Desprenderme" is a reflexive verb.
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Nena, discúlpame si te ilusioné, yo no lo quise hacer
➔ Conditional Clause with 'si' + Preterite of 'querer' (meaning 'refused to')
➔ "si te ilusioné": This forms a **conditional clause**, where "si" introduces a condition in the past (preterite tense). "no lo quise hacer": The **preterite of "querer"** ("quise") in negation often implies "refused to" or "didn't want to" actively.
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Pero ¿cómo olvidar tu piel?
➔ Rhetorical Question with 'cómo' + Infinitive
➔ "¿cómo olvidar?": This is a **rhetorical question** structure using an interrogative adverb ("cómo") followed directly by an **infinitive**. It conveys difficulty or impossibility.
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Me rehúso a darte un último beso
➔ Reflexive Verb 'rehusarse' + Preposition 'a' + Infinitive
➔ "Me rehúso a darte": The **reflexive verb "rehusarse"** (to refuse oneself) is always followed by the **preposition "a"** before an infinitive, indicating the action one refuses to do.
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Para que la próxima vez te lo dé haciéndolo
➔ Purpose Clause with 'para que' + Subjunctive + Gerund
➔ "Para que... dé" introduces a **purpose clause** requiring the **subjunctive mood** for the verb ("dé"). The **gerund** "haciéndolo" indicates the manner or a simultaneous action, with the object pronoun "lo" attached.
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Sin mirar atrás, sin buscar a nadie más
➔ 'Sin' + Infinitive
➔ "Sin mirar": The **preposition "sin"** (without) is always followed by an **infinitive** in Spanish to express "without doing something".
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Si no te tengo aquí conmigo, yo no quiero ser tu amigo
➔ First Conditional (Type 1 Conditional)
➔ "Si no te tengo... no quiero": This exemplifies a **first conditional (Type 1) sentence**, where a condition in the present (present indicative "tengo") leads to a consequence also in the present or future (present indicative "no quiero").
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Que tú, que yo, estamos hechos para estar los dos
➔ Passive Construction 'estar hechos' + 'para' + Infinitive
➔ "estamos hechos para estar": This is a common **passive construction** "estar hecho/a/os/as" (to be made/destined) followed by "**para + infinitive**" to express purpose or destiny.