Lyrics & Translation
Dive into the heartfelt world of "No, No Hay Nadie Más" by Ángela Carrasco, a classic Latin Pop ballad from 1976. This song offers a beautiful opportunity to learn Spanish through its clear, emotional lyrics. You'll grasp expressions of profound love, loyalty, and reassurance, making it perfect for understanding romantic vocabulary and common phrases used to express deep affection and address relationship challenges. Its passionate delivery and universal theme of unwavering devotion make it a truly special song for language learners.
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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preguntas /preˈɡuntas/ A2 |
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verdad /beɾˈðað/ A2 |
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mienten /ˈmjenten/ B1 |
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amor /aˈmoɾ/ A1 |
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vida /ˈbiða/ A1 |
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dudas /ˈduðas/ A2 |
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enamorada /ena.moˈɾaða/ B1 |
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estremezco /estɾeˈmezko/ B2 |
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abrazo /aˈβɾaθo/ A2 |
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presencia /pɾeˈsenθja/ B1 |
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brillo /ˈbriʎo/ B2 |
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extraño /eksˈtɾaɲo/ B2 |
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sobra /ˈsoβɾa/ B1 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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no hay nadie más
➔ Negative indefinite pronoun phrase with 'hay' (there is/are)
➔ 'Hay' means 'there is/are', and combined with 'no' creates a negative statement indicating absence.
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no es verdad
➔ Negation of the verb 'ser' (to be) in the present tense
➔ 'Es' is the third person singular of 'ser', meaning 'to be'. 'No es verdad' negates this, meaning 'it's not true'.
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te han dicho
➔ Present perfect tense (has/have been said) using 'han dicho'
➔ 'Han' is the third person plural of 'haber' in the present tense, and 'dicho' is the past participle of 'decir'. Together they form the present perfect.
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solo eres tú
➔ Emphasis on 'you' as the only person ('solo' as an adverb of exclusivity)
➔ 'Solo' is used as an adverb to emphasize that there is no one else but the person addressed.
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las dudas lastiman
➔ Present tense verb 'lastiman' (they hurt) from 'lastimar'
➔ 'Lastiman' is the third person plural of 'lastimar', meaning 'they hurt' or 'they伤害'.
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con tu presencia me basta
➔ Use of the verb 'bastar' (to suffice) in the present tense with indirect object pronoun 'me'
➔ 'Basta' comes from 'bastar', meaning 'to suffice' or 'be enough'. The phrase indicates that the presence of the other person is sufficient for the speaker.
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