Lyrics & Translation
Dive into the raw and visceral world of Dillom's 'Mi peor enemigo.' This track is an excellent choice for Spanish learners to explore complex emotional vocabulary related to regret, insecurity, and self-reflection. You'll hear contemporary Latin Alternative Rock fused with classic Argentinian rock sensibility, showcasing both modern slang and timeless poetic expressions of the human struggle against the self.
Key Vocabulary
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zigzag ˈθiɣ.θaɣ B1 |
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sinsabor sin.sa.ˈβoɾ B2 |
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miguitas mi.ˈɣi.tas A2 |
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guita ˈɣi.ta A2 |
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cansado kan.ˈsa.ðo A2 |
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sentimiento sen.ti.ˈmjen.to B1 |
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pija ˈpi.xa C1 |
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re-cogiendo re.ko.ˈxjen.do B2 |
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marcharme mar.ˈt͡ʃar.me B1 |
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enemigo e.ne.ˈmi.ɣo A2 |
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envase en.ˈβa.se B1 |
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trapo ˈtɾa.po A1 |
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rejilla re.ˈxi.ʎa B1 |
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banquina ban.ˈki.na C1 |
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vertedero beɾ.te.ˈðe.ɾo B1 |
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droga ˈdɾo.ɣa B1 |
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vínculo ˈβin.ku.lo B2 |
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locura lo.ˈku.ɾa A2 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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Me paso toa la noche caminando en zigzag
➔ Present tense with reflexive pronoun
➔ The phrase uses the reflexive pronoun 'me' (myself) with the present tense verb 'paso' to indicate an action the subject does to themselves.
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Tengo ese sinsabor que tiene un plato sin sal
➔ Relative pronoun 'que'
➔ The relative pronoun 'que' is used to introduce a relative clause that describes 'sinsabor', comparing it to a dish without salt.
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No hay na bueno en lo malo, me cago en el yin-yang
➔ Double negative and idiomatic expression
➔ The phrase uses a double negative 'no hay na bueno' (there isn't anything good) and the idiomatic expression 'me cago en el yin-yang' to express frustration.
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A fin de mes me dan miguitas para que no me queje
➔ Subjunctive mood in purpose clause
➔ The subjunctive mood 'que no me queje' is used in the purpose clause to express the intention behind giving 'miguitas' (crumbs).
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Y poco a poco me volví mi peor enemigo
➔ Past tense with reflexive pronoun
➔ The past tense 'volví' is used with the reflexive pronoun 'me' to indicate a change in the subject's state.
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