Lyrics & Translation
Thinking about learning Spanish? Let the rhythm of "Ni Tu Amiga Ni Tu Amante" by Agus Padilla be your guide! This song is a fantastic way to dive into the language with its clear, repetitive chorus that will have you singing along in no time. You'll learn vocabulary related to relationships and expressing firm decisions. What makes this song special is its raw, youthful energy and empowering message, all from an artist who was just a teenager when she recorded it. It’s a perfect blend of a catchy tune and a powerful statement.
Key Vocabulary
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llamas /ˈʝama/ A2 |
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buscas /ˈbuskas/ A2 |
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caí /kaˈi/ A2 |
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acabó /aˈkaβo/ B1 |
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se /se/ A1 |
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relación /re.laˈθjon/ B1 |
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amiga /aˈmi.ɣa/ A2 |
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amante /aˈman.te/ B2 |
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quiere /ˈkje.ɾe/ A2 |
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sentir /senˈtiɾ/ B1 |
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loca /ˈlo.ka/ B2 |
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jugaste /xuˈgas.te/ B1 |
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pretendiendo /pɾe.tenˈdjen.do/ B2 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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Y yo, como una tonta, caí siempre
➔ Adverbial phrase of manner ('como una tonta')
➔ Describes how the speaker fell ('caí'). 'Como una tonta' means 'like a fool' or 'foolishly'. The adverbial phrase modifies the verb 'caí'.
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Pero, eso se acabó, por favor, aléjate
➔ Imperative mood (aléjate)
➔ 'Aléjate' is a command, telling the person to move away. It's the imperative form of the reflexive verb 'alejarse' (to move away).
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Ya no sé ni qué es lo que tú sientes
➔ Indirect question with 'qué'
➔ This sentence doesn't directly ask 'What do you feel?' but instead states 'I don't even know what you feel.' The word 'qué' introduces the embedded question.
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Otra vida ya encontré
➔ Use of 'ya' to indicate 'already'
➔ 'Ya' in this context means 'already'. The speaker is emphasizing that they have *already* found another life.
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Lo siento, pues, ya nada es como antes
➔ Use of 'pues' as a discourse marker
➔ 'Pues' here acts as a discourse marker, indicating a logical consequence or explanation. It connects the previous statement (saying sorry) with the reason why (nothing is like before).
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Ahora hay muchos que me están pretendiendo
➔ Relative clause with 'que'
➔ 'Que me están pretendiendo' is a relative clause modifying 'muchos'. 'Que' acts as the relative pronoun, referring back to 'muchos' (many).
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Te lo suplico, ya no me estés llamando
➔ Present subjunctive in a request ('estés llamando')
➔ While the imperative could be used, using the subjunctive ('estés llamando') makes the request softer and more polite. 'Suplicar' often triggers the subjunctive in the subordinate clause.
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Pues, ya boté a Cupido como un papel
➔ Simile ('como un papel')
➔ The phrase 'como un papel' (like a piece of paper) is a simile, comparing how easily and dismissively the speaker has gotten rid of Cupid (love) to throwing away a piece of paper.
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