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Siento, siento, siento un vacío, quién sabe por qué 00:29
Siento, siento, siento que está a punto de suceder 00:33
Algo le tendré que hacer, no soy de papel 00:36
Sabes lo que he hecho, me he tatuado tu nombre aquí 00:43
Aquí en el antebrazo, para que todos sepan de ti 00:46
No me importa si ya nunca podré ser feliz 00:50
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Te prometo me va a encantar 00:57
La manera en que dolerás 01:04
Hace tiempo atrás, te aseguro que tú eras mi huracán 01:11
Ya no es así, me dejaste morir (perdón por existir) 01:17
Y cantarás ignorando que hay detrás 01:24
Si quieres saber lo que siento por ti 01:30
Imagínate un día gris 01:36
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Siente, siente, siente toda esa alegría otra vez 01:52
Siente, siente, siente toda la adrenalina otra vez 01:55
Ya será la última vez, la última vez 01:59
Ven échale sal, échales un poco más de sal 02:05
Sal a las heridas para que arda un poco más 02:09
Así más coraje me dará, piedad me faltará 02:12
02:18
Nunca nadie te va ayudar 02:20
Pues opinan de ti igual 02:27
Hace tiempo atrás, te aseguro que tú eras mi huracán 02:33
Ya no es así, me dejaste morir (perdón por existir) 02:40
Y cantarás ignorando que hay detrás 02:47
Si quieres saber lo que siento por ti 02:53
Imagínate un día gris 02:58
Te prometo me va a encantar 03:01
La manera en que dolerás 03:08
Te prometo me va a encantar 03:15
La manera en que dolerás 03:22
Hace tiempo atrás, te aseguro que tú eras mi huracán 03:28
Ya no es así, me dejaste morir 03:35
Y cantarás ignorando que hay detrás 03:42
Si quieres saber lo que siento por ti 03:48
Imagínate un día gris 03:53
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Mi Huracán Llevaba Tu Nombre – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English

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[English]
I feel, I feel, I feel an emptiness, who knows why
I feel, I feel, I feel like something is about to happen
I’ll have to do something, I’m not made of paper
You know what I did, I tattooed your name here
Here on my forearm, so everyone knows about you
I don’t care if I never can be happy again
...
I promise, I’m going to love
The way it will hurt
Long ago, I swear you were my hurricane
It’s not like that anymore, you let me die (sorry for existing)
And you’ll sing ignoring what’s behind
If you want to know what I feel for you
Imagine a gray day
...
Feel, feel, feel all that joy again
Feel, feel, feel all the adrenaline again
This will be the last time, the last time
Come on, throw salt, throw a little more salt
Salt on the wounds so they burn a little more
That way it will give me more courage, I will lack pity
...
No one will ever help you
Because they think the same about you
Long ago, I swear you were my hurricane
It’s not like that anymore, you let me die (sorry for existing)
And you’ll sing ignoring what’s behind
If you want to know what I feel for you
Imagine a gray day
I promise, I’m going to love
The way it will hurt
I promise, I’m going to love
The way it will hurt
Long ago, I swear you were my hurricane
It’s not like that anymore, you let me die
And you’ll sing ignoring what’s behind
If you want to know what I feel for you
Imagine a gray day
...
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Key Vocabulary

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Vocabulary Meanings

siento

/ˈsjento/

A2
  • verb (from sentir)
  • - to feel; to sense emotionally or physically

vacío

/baˈθio/ (Spain), /baˈsio/ (LatAm)

B2
  • noun
  • - emptiness; a void
  • adjective
  • - empty

suceder

/suθeˈðeɾ/ (Spain), /suseˈðeɾ/ (LatAm)

B1
  • verb
  • - to happen; to occur

tatuar

/taˈtwaɾ/

B2
  • verb
  • - to tattoo; to mark permanently on the skin

nombre

/ˈnom.bɾe/

A1
  • noun
  • - name

feliz

/feˈlis/

A1
  • adjective
  • - happy

doler

/doˈleɾ/

B1
  • verb
  • - to hurt or cause pain

huracán

/uɾaˈkan/

B2
  • noun
  • - hurricane, violent storm (metaphor for emotional force)

morir

/moˈɾiɾ/

A2
  • verb
  • - to die

cantar

/kanˈtaɾ/

A2
  • verb
  • - to sing

ignorar

/iɣnoˈɾaɾ/

B2
  • verb
  • - to ignore; to be unaware of

imaginar

/imaχiˈnaɾ/

A2
  • verb
  • - to imagine

gris

/ɡɾis/

A2
  • adjective
  • - gray, dull

alegría

/aleˈɣɾia/

B1
  • noun
  • - joy; happiness

adrenalina

/aðɾenaˈlina/

C1
  • noun
  • - adrenaline, a hormone linked with excitement

herida

/eˈɾiða/

B1
  • noun
  • - wound; injury

arder

/aɾˈdeɾ/

B2
  • verb
  • - to burn, to sting

coraje

/koˈɾaxe/

B2
  • noun
  • - courage; anger or determination

piedad

/pjeˈðað/

C1
  • noun
  • - pity; compassion; mercy

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Key Grammar Structures

  • Siento, siento, siento un vacío, quién sabe por qué

    ➔ Use of present simple (yo siento) and interrogative phrase 'quién sabe por qué'

    ➔ Repetition of 'siento' emphasizes emotion; 'quién sabe por qué' literally means 'who knows why', using an impersonal structure.

  • Sabes lo que he hecho, me he tatuado tu nombre aquí

    ➔ Present perfect tense (he hecho, me he tatuado)

    ➔ The phrase 'me he tatuado' uses the reflexive form with present perfect to indicate a completed action with emotional relevance now.

  • No me importa si ya nunca podré ser feliz

    ➔ Use of conditional form (podré) + 'si' clause expressing hypothetical result

    ➔ ‘No me importa si...’ introduces a conditional idea meaning ‘I don’t care if’. The use of ‘podré’ suggests potential future impossibility.

  • Te prometo me va a encantar

    ➔ Structure of near future with 'ir a' + infinitive (va a encantar)

    ➔ ‘Me va a encantar’ expresses certainty about a future emotional reaction using near future tense.

  • Hace tiempo atrás, te aseguro que tú eras mi huracán

    ➔ Use of imperfect tense (eras) to describe a past continuous state

    ➔ ‘Eras’ refers to a continuous quality in the past, contrasting with discrete actions (preterite).

  • Y cantarás ignorando que hay detrás

    ➔ Future tense (cantarás) and gerund (ignorando)

    ➔ ‘Cantarás ignorando’ means ‘you will sing ignoring...’; gerund describes simultaneous action to the main verb.

  • Si quieres saber lo que siento por ti

    ➔ Use of 'si' clause + present tense for real condition

    ➔ ‘Si quieres’ means ‘if you want’; the condition is realistic, not hypothetical.

  • Imagínate un día gris

    ➔ Imperative with reflexive pronoun (imagínate)

    ➔ ‘Imagínate’ (tú form) is a reflexive command meaning ‘imagine yourself’.

  • Ven échale sal, échales un poco más de sal

    ➔ Imperative form (ven, échale) with indirect pronouns (le, les)

    ➔ ‘Ven’ means ‘come’; ‘échale’ combines the imperative of echar with indirect object pronoun ‘le’ meaning ‘to it’.

  • Ya será la última vez

    ➔ Future tense with emphasis (será) expressing finality

    ➔ ‘Será’ states a definitive future event: ‘It will be the last time’. The adverb ‘ya’ reinforces certainty.