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Ay, qué muñequita 00:22
Bien chula te miras ahorita 00:25
Tú sabes bien que así provocas 00:28
Sin duda la más buena de todas 00:30
Y la que soporte 00:33
Que al cabo son puros mitotes 00:36
Dicen que soy un perro suelto 00:39
No es cierto, coqueta, yo sí te quiero 00:42
Mija, como tú no existe ninguna 00:45
Nos sube la calentura cuando te tengo a mi lado 00:47
El tiempo se va lento 00:50
Tú calmas todito mi infierno 00:53
Y pa que sepas que no ando jugando 00:56
Te mando flores a diario, como este vato no hay tantos 00:58
Ya dime qué tranza 01:02
Mija, pa que actives la racha 01:04
Pura Clave Especial, compadre 01:12
Y pura Marca Registrada 01:14
Ahí te va, mija 01:19
Y ahí pa que sepas, mamacita 01:21
Chula, ¿qué me hiciste? 01:30
Contigo saqué lotería, ya no pido más 01:34
Solita te desvistes 01:42
Cuerpazo, esas lindas caderas para mí nomás 01:45
Mija, como tú no existe ninguna 01:53
Nos sube la calentura cuando te tengo a mi lado 01:55
El tiempo se va lento 01:58
Tú calmas todito mi infierno 02:01
Y pa que sepas que no ando jugando 02:04
Te mando flores a diario, como este vato no hay tantos 02:06
Ya dime qué tranza 02:10
Mija, pa que actives la racha 02:12
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MUÑEQUITA – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English

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Embark on a captivating journey into the world of regional Mexican music with "MUÑEQUITA" by Clave Especial and Grupo Marca Registrada. This romantic and passionate song offers a wonderful opportunity to learn Spanish through its evocative lyrics, which express deep admiration and unconditional love. Discover how the artists use colloquial language to craft a heartfelt narrative, making it an engaging and special piece for language learners.

[English]
Oh, what a doll
You look so pretty right now
You know well how you tease like that
Without a doubt, the best one of all
And the one I can handle
Since after all, it’s all just gossip
They say I'm a wild dog
It’s not true, flirt, I really love you
Girl, there’s none like you anywhere
My passion rises when I have you by my side
Time goes slow
You calm all my hell
And so you know I’m not playing around
I send you flowers every day, there aren’t many guys like me
So tell me, what’s up?
Girl, to keep the streak going
Pure Clave Especial, my friend
And pure Registered Trademark
Here you go, girl
And just so you know, baby doll
Beautiful, what did you do to me?
With you I hit the jackpot, I don’t ask for anything more
You undress all by yourself
What a body, those beautiful hips are just for me
Girl, there’s none like you anywhere
My passion rises when I have you by my side
Time goes slow
You calm all my hell
And so you know I’m not playing around
I send you flowers every day, there aren’t many guys like me
So tell me, what’s up?
Girl, to keep the streak going
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Key Vocabulary

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Vocabulary Meanings

muñequita

/muˈɲe.ki.ta/

A2
  • noun
  • - little doll

chula

/ˈtʃu.la/

A1
  • adjective
  • - pretty, cute

provocar

/pɾoβoˈkaɾ/

B1
  • verb
  • - to provoke, to cause

buena

/ˈbwe.na/

A1
  • adjective
  • - good, nice

perro

/ˈpe.ro/

A1
  • noun
  • - dog
  • noun (slang)
  • - guy, tough guy (colloquial)

suelto

/ˈswe.lo/

B1
  • adjective
  • - loose, free; not restrained

querer

/keˈɾeɾ/

A1
  • verb
  • - to love, to want

mija

/ˈmi.xa/

B2
  • noun (affectionate)
  • - my daughter; term of endearment for a young woman

calentura

/ka.lenˈtu.ɾa/

B2
  • noun
  • - heat, fever; strong passion

lado

/ˈla.ðo/

A1
  • noun
  • - side, flank

tiempo

/ˈtjempo/

A1
  • noun
  • - time

lento

/ˈlen.to/

A2
  • adjective
  • - slow

infierno

/inˈfjɛr.no/

B1
  • noun
  • - hell; a very unpleasant place or situation

flores

/ˈfloɾes/

A1
  • noun (plural)
  • - flowers

vato

/ˈba.to/

B2
  • noun (slang)
  • - guy, bloke (Mexican slang)

tranza

/ˈtɾan.sa/

C1
  • noun (slang)
  • - deal, hustle; a shady transaction

racha

/ˈra.tʃa/

B1
  • noun
  • - streak, run (of luck, weather, etc.)

clave

/ˈkla.βe/

A2
  • noun
  • - key, code, main point

especial

/es.peˈsjal/

A2
  • adjective
  • - special, particular

marca

/ˈmaɾ.ka/

A2
  • noun
  • - brand, trademark, mark

registrada

/re.xiˈstɾa.ða/

B2
  • adjective
  • - registered, recorded

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Key Grammar Structures

  • Ay, qué muñequita

    ➔ Exclamatory phrase with 'qué' used to intensify the noun

    ➔ The word "qué" emphasizes the noun "muñequita" creating an emotional exclamation.

  • Tú sabes bien que así provocas

    ➔ Use of indicative present tense 'sabes' + noun clause introduced by 'que'

    "Sabes" is a present indicative verb followed by the conjunction "que" introducing a subordinate clause explaining what you know.

  • Dicen que soy un perro suelto

    ➔ Use of impersonal 'dicen' + noun clause with subjunctive verb 'soy'

    "Dicen" is used impersonally to introduce hearsay, followed by a clause stating something about the speaker.

  • No es cierto, coqueta, yo sí te quiero

    ➔ Use of negation 'No' + present indicative 'es' and affirmative emphasis with 'sí'

    "No es cierto" negates a statement, while "sí te quiero" emphasizes affirmation contrasting the negation.

  • Nos sube la calentura cuando te tengo a mi lado

    ➔ Use of the present tense verb 'tengo' with the reflexive pronoun 'nos' indicating mutual effect

    "Nos" shows mutual involvement and "tengo" in present tense expresses possession at the moment.

  • El tiempo se va lento

    ➔ Use of pronominal verb construction 'se va' indicating an involuntary or natural process

    "Se va" uses the reflexive pronoun "se" to depict time passing naturally or without control.

  • Para que sepas que no ando jugando

    ➔ Use of purpose clause introduced by 'para que' + subjunctive mood 'sepas'

    "Para que" introduces purpose and the subjunctive "sepas" expresses something wished or uncertain.

  • Te mando flores a diario

    ➔ Use of verb 'mando' in present indicative + indirect object pronoun 'te'

    "Te" is the indirect object pronoun meaning 'to you', while "mando" is present tense meaning 'I send'.