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El enemigo [00:16.10] se ha ido, 00:15
Pero pronto ha de volver 00:17
Cuando suenen sus tambores 00:21
De seguro moriré. 00:23
Han muerto todos los míos 00:26
Solo yo sigo en pie. 00:30
Todos eran mis amigos, 00:34
Pero pronto los veré. 00:37
Pues yo también estoy herido, 00:41
Herido de gravedad. 00:44
Lo sé al ver al correr mi sangre 00:48
Ávida de mí escapar. 00:51
De este cuerpo malherido, 00:55
Que nunca dudó en arriesgar 00:58
Su vida en pos de un sueño 01:02
Que ya no conseguirá. 01:06
Me ataré a mi estandarte 01:10
Fiel símbolo de mi fe, 01:14
Si llega antes la muerte 01:17
Que ellos me encuentré en pie. 01:21
En pie y desafiante 01:24
Como yo siempre viví. 01:28
Que tengan claro en sus mentes 01:32
Que yo jamás me rendí. 01:36
Estoy perdiendo el sentido, 01:40
Ya casi no puedo ver. 01:43
Muerte espera un momento 01:47
Que pronto han de volver. 01:50
Veo venir una dama 01:54
Sonriendo hacia mí. 01:58
Si esa dama es la muerte, 02:01
¿quién tiene miedo a morir? 02:05
Viene cantando una nana 02:09
De mi tierra natal. 02:13
Me la cantaba mi madre, 02:16
Nunca la podré olvidar. 02:20
Oooooh, ooooooh, ooooooh, oooooh 02:23
Oooooh, ooooooh, ooooooh, oooooh 02:29
Oooooh, ooooooh, ooooooh, oooooh 02:33
Oooooh, ooooooh, ooooooh, oooooh. 02:37

Nana – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English

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Dive into the powerful world of Spanish Power Metal with 'Nana' by WarCry. This song is an excellent resource for learners looking to master dramatic, poetic Spanish vocabulary and intense emotional expression, making it a standout piece for those wanting to understand the passion of the language.

[English]
The enemy [00:16.10] has gone,
But soon they’ll return.
When their drums start to sound,
I’ll surely meet my end.
All my kin are now dead,
Only I still stand tall.
They were all my friends,
But soon I’ll see them all.
For I, too, am wounded,
Gravely injured, I fall.
I know as I see my blood run,
Eager to escape my hold.
From this battered body,
That never hesitated to dare,
Its life for a dream
That now will never be.
I’ll bind myself to my banner,
A faithful symbol of my faith,
If death comes before them,
May they find me standing straight.
Standing tall and defiant,
As I’ve always lived my days.
Let them know in their minds,
I never once surrendered, no way.
I’m losing consciousness,
I can barely see at all.
Death, wait just a moment,
They’ll soon return to call.
I see a lady coming,
Smiling at me so bright.
If that lady is Death,
Who fears to face the night?
She sings a lullaby softly,
From my homeland’s shore.
My mother used to sing it,
I’ll never forget it more.
Oooooh, ooooooh, ooooooh, oooooh
Oooooh, ooooooh, ooooooh, oooooh
Oooooh, ooooooh, ooooooh, oooooh
Oooooh, ooooooh, ooooooh, oooooh.
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Key Grammar Structures

  • El enemigo se ha ido, Pero pronto ha de volver

    ➔ Present Perfect + Future with 'de'

    ➔ The phrase 'se ha ido' uses the present perfect to indicate a past action with present relevance. 'Ha de volver' uses 'de' to express a future obligation or certainty.

  • Han muerto todos los míos, Solo yo sigo en pie.

    ➔ Present Perfect in 'han muerto' + Present Tense in 'sigo en pie'

    ➔ The use of 'han muerto' in the present perfect indicates a past action with ongoing relevance. 'Sigo en pie' uses the present tense to emphasize a current state.

  • Pues yo también estoy herido, Herido de gravedad.

    ➔ Present Tense + Past Participle as Adjective

    ➔ 'Estoy herido' uses the present tense to describe a current state. 'Herido de gravedad' uses the past participle 'herido' as an adjective to describe the severity of the injury.

  • Me ataré a mi estandarte, Fiel símbolo de mi fe.

    ➔ Future Tense + Adjective as Noun

    ➔ 'Me ataré' uses the future tense to express a future action. 'Fiel símbolo' uses the adjective 'fiel' as a noun to describe the nature of the symbol.

  • Si llega antes la muerte, Que ellos me encuentré en pie.

    ➔ Conditional Clause + Subjunctive Mood

    ➔ The conditional clause 'Si llega antes la muerte' introduces a hypothetical situation. 'Que ellos me encuentré en pie' uses the subjunctive mood to express a wish or desire.