Muñecas – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English

• By: DILLOM

Lyrics & Translation

Dive into the intense and cinematic world of DILLOM’s 'Muñecas.' This track, a crucial part of his concept album *Por Cesárea*, offers a raw look at contemporary Argentine storytelling, blending Hip Hop and theatrical rock. You can learn unique Spanish slang and expressions while grappling with the song's complex character narrative, making it an advanced but rewarding study in evocative, dark-themed Spanish lyricism.

[English]

[Music]

[Applause]

I'm going to tell you when everything

we lost four in a room, don't

talk about everything on my own like in a

self‑service of Chico, they don't pay me the

Club Penguin membership, my life is a

of Barton. But there won't be anything shadier

happy ending. This isn’t the evil

that I carry inside; it can’t be taken out with Reik, oh

Okay, the coke for the ... in the glass

Pepsi that fits his face makes him feel

very sexy, babe, I want to meet you

Would you change a little bit of my luck, I

imagine how nice it feels that you

feel on my face and break my

teeth. I propose the following

we’ll book a hotel and stay from

Monday to Friday. Invite me to your

house, meet your relative, your butt is the

apple, your tongue is a snake, your skin

is the softest and your lips are

if you were a scar

client, I want to splash you with hot water. I

would like to see you in bed without being able

to move. Did you want to get to know me or follow the

current? I’m going to take you deep

into my mind. I thought I’m an idiot that

I don’t know when they lie to me, you think I

don’t have two fingers of foresight. Although

I suffer seeing you sad. It amuses me, I saw

the messages, this is the doll. I

you asked me to… So you have a

suitor, you fell onto his dick by

accident, I locked myself in the bathroom until the next day

the next day they called the neighbor

across the street I told them it was my dog that didn’t

alert, it always happens, I have to

lock it up every time he comes

people had it pending to have you in front of me and

with your blood fill a container

I wanted to break you, burn you, make you stand strong

a little bit of seeing

your inert body I can’t avoid doing this to you

even if I try

solution to death

[Spanish]

[Música]

[Aplausos]

per voy a contarte cuando todo lo

perdiéramos cuatro en una pieza no me

hable de todo por mi cuenta como en un

autoserv de Chico no me pagan la

membresía de Club Penguin mi vida es una

de barton Pero más shady no va a haber

final feliz Esto no es he la maldad

que llevo dentro no se saca con Reik Oh

Okay la coca para el nzo en el vaso la

Pepsi que le cupa la cara la hace sentir

muy sexy e baby quiero conocerte

cambiarías un poquito de mi suerte me

imagino lo bonito que se siente que te

sientes en mi cara y me rompa los

dientes Te propongo lo siguiente

ballamos un hotel y nos quedamos desde

el lunes hasta el viernes Invítame a tu

casa conocer a tu pariente tu culo es la

manzana tu lengua es serpiente tu piel

es la más suave y tus labios son

si fueras una scor yo sería tu mejor

cliente quiero tirarte agua caliente Me

gustaría verte la cama sin que pueda

moverte querías conocerme o seguime la

corriente voy a llevarte a lo profundo

de mi mente te pensé que soy boludo que

no sé cuando me mienten t pensas que yo

no tengo ni dos dedo de frente Aunque má

que la sufro verte triste Me divierte vi

los mensajes es este la muñeca Me

pediste que te Así que tenés un

pretendiente te caíste en su pija por

accidente cerré en el baño hasta el día

siguiente llamaron al Apo Vecino de

enfrente le dije que era mi perro que no

se alerten pasa siempre tengo que

encerrarlo cada vez que viene

gente tenía pendiente tenerte enfrente y

Con tu sangre llenar un recipiente

quería romperte quemarte pararte fuerte

un poco de de ver tu cuerpo inerte no

puedo evitar hacerte esto Aunque lo

intente hay problemas que solo lo

solucion a la muerte

Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
contar contar A2	verb - to tell, to narrate verb - to count (numbers)
perder perder A2	verb - to lose
pieza pieza A2	noun - piece, part
membresía membresía B2	noun - membership
coca coca B1	noun - coca (soft drink brand) / coca leaf
vaso vaso A1	noun - glass, cup
sexy sexy B1	adjective - sexy, attractive
conocer conocer A2	verb - to meet, to become acquainted with
suerte suerte A2	noun - luck, fate
bonito bonito A1	adjective - pretty, nice
romper romper A2	verb - to break
dientes dientes A1	noun - teeth
hotel hotel A1	noun - hotel
lengua lengua A1	noun - tongue, language
serpiente serpiente B1	noun - snake
piel piel A1	noun - skin
labios labios A2	noun - lips
caliente caliente A2	adjective - hot, warm
profundo profundo B1	adjective - deep, profound
mente mente B1	noun - mind

Key Grammar Structures

• per voy a contarte cuando todo lo perdiéramos cuatro en una pieza

  ➔ Future tense with 'ir a' + infinitive, imperfect subjunctive

  ➔ The phrase "voy a contarte" means "I am going to tell you". "perdiéramos" is the imperfect subjunctive, expressing a hypothetical past situation – when we *lost* everything. The use of subjunctive indicates uncertainty or a condition not fulfilled.

• no me hable de todo por mi cuenta como en un autoserv de Chico

  ➔ Imperative mood (negative), prepositional phrase as a comparison

  ➔ "No me hable" is a negative imperative – "Don't talk to me". The phrase "como en un autoserv de Chico" means "like in a self-service place of Chico", used for comparison to emphasize the speaker's desire for independence.

• tu culo es la manzana tu lengua es serpiente

  ➔ Metaphorical language, simple declarative sentences

  ➔ This line uses metaphors. "Tu culo es la manzana" (your ass is the apple) and "tu lengua es serpiente" (your tongue is a serpent) are figurative comparisons, not literal statements. They create a vivid and suggestive image.

• Te propongo lo siguiente ballamos un hotel y nos quedamos desde el lunes hasta el viernes

  ➔ Proposing with 'proponer' + infinitive, future action with 'ballamos' and time expressions

  ➔ "Te propongo lo siguiente" means "I propose the following". "Ballamos un hotel" is a colloquial way of saying "Let's rent a hotel". The phrase "desde el lunes hasta el viernes" specifies the duration – "from Monday to Friday".