Nuestra Historia De Amor – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English

• By: Claudia De Colombia
• Album: Grandes Exitos

Lyrics & Translation

Discover the heartfelt lyrics of "Nuestra Historia De Amor" by Claudia de Colombia. This iconic song explores themes of enduring love and cherished memories, offering a poignant reflection on past relationships. Learn Spanish through its poetic verses and emotional depth, connecting with the universal language of love.

[English]

Our love story

I will not be able to forget it

You were something very beautiful

That passed through my life

The sweetest idyll

That my heart lived

Today you are going very far

Without knowing if you will return

And perhaps tomorrow

You will have already forgotten me

That's why I want to remember you

As the most beautiful dream I have ever had

And when I wake up tomorrow and don't find you

To think that you were a dream, just a dream

A wonderful dream for me

That happens once every thousand nights

And will be remembered all my life

As something that happened and is still not forgotten

Our love story

I will not be able to forget it

You were something very beautiful

That passed through my life

The sweetest idyll

That my heart lived

Today you are going very far

Without knowing if you will return

And perhaps tomorrow

You will have already forgotten me

That's why I want to remember you

As the most beautiful dream I have ever had

And when I wake up tomorrow and don't find you

To think that you were a dream, just a dream

A wonderful dream for me

That happens once every thousand nights

And will be remembered all my life

As something that happened and is still not forgotten

...

A wonderful dream for me

That happens once every thousand nights

And will be remembered all my life

As something that happened and is still not forgotten

As something that happened and is still not forgotten

...

[Spanish]

Nuestra historia de amor

No la podré olvidar

Fuiste algo muy bello

Que por mi vida pasó

El más tierno idilio

Que vivió mi corazón

Hoy te vas muy lejos

Sin saber si volverás

Y quizás mañana

Ya de mí te olvidarás

Por eso quiero recordarte

Como el más bello sueño que he tenido

Y al despertar mañana y no encontrarte

Pensar que fuiste un sueño, solo un sueño

Un sueño para mí maravilloso

Que se tiene una vez cada mil noches

Y se ha de recordar toda la vida

Como algo que pasó y aún no se olvida

Nuestra historia de amor

No la podré olvidar

Fuiste algo muy bello

Que por mi vida pasó

El más tierno idilio

Que vivió mi corazón

Hoy te vas muy lejos

Sin saber si volverás

Y quizás mañana

Ya de mí te olvidarás

Por eso quiero recordarte

Como el más bello sueño que he tenido

Y al despertar mañana y no encontrarte

Pensar que fuiste un sueño, solo un sueño

Un sueño para mí maravilloso

Que se tiene una vez cada mil noches

Y se ha de recordar toda la vida

Como algo que pasó y aún no se olvida

Un sueño para mí maravilloso

Que se tiene una vez cada mil noches

Y se ha de recordar toda la vida

Como algo que pasó y aún no se olvida

Como algo que pasó y aún no se olvida

Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
olvidar /olβiðaɾ/ B1	verb - to forget
pasar /pa'saɾ/ A2	verb - to pass, to happen
querer /ke'ɾeɾ/ A2	verb - to want, to love
recordar /rekoɾˈðaɾ/ B1	verb - to remember, to recall
sueño /ˈsweɲo/ A2	noun - dream
pasión /paˈsjon/ B2	noun - passion
amor /aˈmoɾ/ A1	noun - love
vida /ˈbiða/ A1	noun - life
corazón /koɾaˈson/ A2	noun - heart
lago /ˈlago/ A2	noun - lake
fuerza /ˈfweɾθa/ B2	noun - strength, force
destino /desˈtino/ B2	noun - destiny, fate

Key Grammar Structures

• Nuestra historia de amor No la podré olvidar

  ➔ Future Simple Tense (poder + infinitive) and Object Pronoun

  ➔ Future simple is formed with *poder* and infinitive to express future action; object pronoun *la* refers back to *Nuestra historia de amor*.

• Fuiste algo muy bello Que por mi vida pasó

  ➔ Preterite (Simple Past) and Relative Pronoun *que*

  ➔ *Fuiste* is in the preterite tense, describing a completed action in the past. *Que* introduces a relative clause, referring back to *algo muy bello*.

• Hoy te vas muy lejos Sin saber si volverás

  ➔ Present Simple and Subjunctive Mood (Indirect Question)

  ➔ *Te vas* is in the present simple tense describing a current action. *Volverás* is in the future subjunctive, used in the indirect question introduced by *si*.

• Por eso quiero recordarte Como el más bello sueño que he tenido

  ➔ Present Simple, Infinitive, and Present Perfect

  ➔ *Quiero* is present simple. *Recordarte* is infinitive. *He tenido* is present perfect, indicating an action that started in the past and continues to have relevance in the present.

• Y al despertar mañana y no encontrarte Pensar que fuiste un sueño, solo un sueño

  ➔ Future Subjunctive (hypothetical situation) and Preterite

  ➔ While the phrase uses an infinitive after 'al', the implication is future, and *encontrarte* could be interpreted as a future subjunctive in less formal speech. *Fuiste* is preterite, describing a past event considered as a dream.

• Que se tiene una vez cada mil noches Y se ha de recordar toda la vida

  ➔ Impersonal 'se' and Future periphrasis (ir a + infinitive)

  ➔ 'Se tiene' is an impersonal construction. 'Se ha de recordar' uses the periphrasis *haber de* + infinitive, expressing obligation or probability in the future.