Lyrics & Translation
Dive into the empowering world of Miss Caffeina's "Mira cómo vuelo"! This indie-pop gem offers a fantastic opportunity to learn Spanish through its rich and metaphorical lyrics about liberation, resilience, and moving forward. The song's blend of melodic vocals, synthesizers, and a driving "motorika" rhythm makes it not only a linguistic learning tool but also a captivating musical experience that perfectly bridges the band's past and future sound.
Key Vocabulary
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desvanecerse /desβanenˈθeɾse/ C1 |
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resbalando /resβalˈlando/ B2 |
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ligero /liˈxeɾo/ A2 |
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soltado /solˈtaðo/ B1 |
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lastre /ˈlas.tɾe/ B2 |
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ilusión /iluˈθjon/ B2 |
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miedo /ˈmjeðo/ A2 |
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gravidad /ɡɾaβiˈðað/ B2 |
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anzuelo /ˈanˌwe.lo/ C1 |
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floto /ˈfloto/ B2 |
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vuelo /ˈbwe.lo/ A2 |
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avanzar /aβanˈθaɾ/ B2 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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Que han soltado lastre
➔ Perfect tense (present perfect) with 'han soltado' indicating an action completed recently or affecting the present.
➔ The phrase 'han soltado' uses the auxiliary verb 'haber' in the present tense plus the past participle 'soltado' to form the present perfect.
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Dice que no, dice que lo siento
➔ Repetition of 'dice que' introduces indirect speech or reported speech in the present tense.
➔ 'Dice que' means 'says that' and is used to report speech indirectly, often repeated for emphasis.
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Sin ese peso ya no hay gravedad
➔ Use of 'sin' + noun to express 'without' something, combined with 'ya no hay' indicating 'there is no more'.
➔ 'Sin' means 'without' and introduces what is missing or absent. 'Ya no hay' indicates that something no longer exists.
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¡Mira cómo avanzo!
➔ Imperative verb 'mira' (look) combined with 'cómo avanzo' to express an exclamatory command or encouragement.
➔ 'Mira' is the imperative form of 'mirar' (to look), used here as an exclamation or command to focus on 'how I advance'.
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Valiente, dejándolo todo atrás
➔ Use of 'dejándolo' (dejar + lo + it) as a gerund to express 'leaving it all behind'.
➔ 'Dejándolo' is the gerund form of 'dejar' (to leave), combined with direct object pronoun 'lo', meaning 'leaving it all behind'.
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