Lyrics & Translation
Dive into the vibrant sounds of Mexico with Kinky's 'Para Que Regreses.' This song is a fantastic tool for learners of Spanish to practice vocabulary related to emotions and longing, all while experiencing the unique fusion of modern electronic beats and Latin rhythms.
Key Vocabulary
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encuentres enˈkwentɾes A2 |
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amor aˈmoɾ A1 |
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tierno ˈtjetoɾno A2 |
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sincero sinˈseɾo A2 |
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aparezca apaˈɾezka A2 |
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estúpido esˈtuπiðo A1 |
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usen uˈsen A2 |
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cuerpo ˈkweɾpo A1 |
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pidas ˈpiðas A2 |
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perdón perˈðon A1 |
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ignoren iɣˈnoɾen A2 |
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ofendan oˈfendaŋ A2 |
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humillen uˈmijen B1 |
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coma ˈkoma A2 |
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tristeza tisˈteθa A2 |
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consuelo konˈsweło A2 |
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arrastren aˈrastraŋ B1 |
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suelo ˈsweɣo A1 |
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regreses reˈɣɾeses A2 |
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quedes ˈkeðes A2 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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Que no encuentres un amor tierno y sincero
➔ Present subjunctive after “que” (wish/negative hope)
➔ The verb **"encuentres"** is in the present subjunctive, triggered by the conjunction **"que"** to express a wish that something does *not* happen.
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Que cada hombre que aparezca en tu camino sea un estúpido
➔ Subjunctive after “que” + relative clause with “que”
➔ Both **"aparezca"** and **"sea"** are in the present subjunctive, required after **"que"** in a wish‑like construction; the first **"que"** also introduces the relative clause **"que aparezca"**.
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Para que regreses
➔ Purpose clause: para que + subjunctive
➔ The verb **"regreses"** is in the present subjunctive because it follows the purpose connector **"para que"**, indicating a desired outcome.
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Que te coma la tristeza
➔ Subjunctive after “que” (wish or imprecation)
➔ Here **"coma"** is the present subjunctive of *comer*, used after **"que"** to express a harsh wish that *sadness* 'eats' the listener.
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Que te arrastren por el suelo
➔ Subjunctive after “que” (negative wish / curse)
➔ The verb **"arrastren"** is present subjunctive, introduced by **"que"**, expressing a harsh wish that someone *drag* the subject on the ground.
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Que no encuentres quien te pueda amar
➔ Relative pronoun “quien” + subjunctive (non‑existent/indefinite antecedent)
➔ The clause **"quien te pueda amar"** uses **"pueda"** in the present subjunctive because “quien” refers to an indefinite or non‑existent person.
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Por eso lo digo
➔ Causal connector “por eso” + indicative
➔ The verb **"digo"** stays in the indicative mood because **"por eso"** simply states a reason: *for that reason I say it*.
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Que te den consuelo
➔ Subjunctive after “que” (wish / request for something to happen)
➔ The verb **"den"** is the present subjunctive of *dar*, used after **"que"** to convey a desire that *someone give* comfort.
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Que siempre te ignoren
➔ Subjunctive after “que” with adverb “siempre” (repeated undesired action)
➔ The verb **"ignoren"** is present subjunctive, preceded by **"siempre"**, stressing a continual unwanted outcome: *may they always ignore you*.
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