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Hace tiempo algún cabrón, dañó su corazón 00:08
Uhhh la la 00:14
Dijo a la verg* el amor, 100mil años atrás Por eso ahora está 00:17
En su era pilates, lululemon girlie, matcha latte! 00:24
La baby es una clean girl de 10 a 10 00:31
Verano en Ibiza, en el Yate, en su era Pilates 00:36
En su era pilates, lululemon girlie, matcha latte! 00:41
La baby es una clean girl de 10 a 10 Verano en Ibiza, en el Yate, en su era Pilates 00:48
Kinda Lolita, que anda solita, tu favorita Ra- Ra 01:00
3 margaritas, una diablita, I be like RAKATA - TA! 01:04
En mi baddie era, traigo double G en la cartera 01:08
Hablan de mi, let them stare ah! 01:12
Soy la principal, la verdadera 01:14
Le dicen: Uh, de nada sirve si ya no estás tu Como la chica de la bikini azul 01:16
Y se le ve por debajo el tattoo 01:28
uhh! Le dicen: Uh, de nada sirve si ya no estás tu Como la chica de la bikini azul 01:33
Y se le ve por debajo el tattoo 01:45
En su era pilates, lululemon girlie, matcha latte! 01:50
La baby es una clean girl de 10 a 10 Verano en Ibiza, en el Yate, en su era Pilates 01:58
En su era pilates, lululemon girlie, matcha latte! 02:08
La baby es una clean girl de 10 a 10 Verano en Ibiza, en el Yate, en su era Pilates 02:15
Aria Bela! 02:27

Pilates – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English

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Discover the empowering journey of self-love and reinvention in Aria Bela's "Pilates." This vibrant track blends Latin pop with catchy Spanglish lyrics, offering a fun and engaging way to explore themes of confidence, wellness, and moving beyond heartbreak. Dive into the world of 'Pilates' and learn how music can inspire a lifestyle of self-care and personal growth.

[English]
Some jerk broke her heart a while ago
Uhhh la la
She said screw love, a hundred thousand years ago - That’s why now she’s
In her Pilates era, Lululemon girlie, matcha latte!
The girl’s a clean girl from 10 to 10
Summer in Ibiza, on the yacht, in her Pilates era
In her Pilates era, Lululemon girlie, matcha latte!
The girl’s a clean girl from 10 to 10 - Summer in Ibiza, on the yacht, in her Pilates era
Kinda Lolita, walking solo, your favorite Ra- Ra
3 margaritas, a little devil, I be like RAKATA - TA!
In my baddie era, got double G in my purse
They talk about me, let them stare ah!
I’m the main one, the real one
They tell her: Uh, it’s useless if you’re not here - Like the girl in the blue bikini
And her tattoo shows from underneath
uhh! They tell her: Uh, it’s useless if you’re not here - Like the girl in the blue bikini
And her tattoo shows from underneath
In her Pilates era, Lululemon girlie, matcha latte!
The girl’s a clean girl from 10 to 10 - Summer in Ibiza, on the yacht, in her Pilates era
In her Pilates era, Lululemon girlie, matcha latte!
The girl’s a clean girl from 10 to 10 - Summer in Ibiza, on the yacht, in her Pilates era
Aria Bela!
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Key Vocabulary

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Vocabulary Meanings

corazón

/koɾaˈθon/ (Spain) /koɾaˈson/ (LatAm)

A1
  • noun
  • - heart (organ, emotional center)

amor

/aˈmoɾ/

A1
  • noun
  • - love

era

/ˈeɾa/

A2
  • noun
  • - era, age, period

pilates

/piˈlates/

B2
  • noun
  • - Pilates (a system of physical exercises)

verano

/beˈɾano/

A1
  • noun
  • - summer

yate

/ˈʝate/ (Spain) /ˈdʒate/ (LatAm)

B1
  • noun
  • - yacht

chica

/ˈtʃika/

A1
  • noun
  • - girl, young woman

azul

/aˈθul/ (Spain) /aˈsul/ (LatAm)

A1
  • adjective
  • - blue

dañar

/daˈɲaɾ/

B1
  • verb
  • - to damage, to harm, to hurt

andar

/anˈdaɾ/

A2
  • verb
  • - to walk, to go; (colloquial) to be (doing something, or in a state)

solo

/ˈsolo/

A1
  • adjective
  • - alone, by oneself

favorito

/faβoˈɾito/

A2
  • adjective
  • - favorite

diablo

/ˈdjaβlo/

B2
  • noun
  • - devil, demon; (colloquial, as 'diablita') mischievous girl

cartera

/kaɾˈteɾa/

A2
  • noun
  • - wallet, purse (for money/cards); briefcase; school bag

hablar

/aˈβlaɾ/

A1
  • verb
  • - to speak, to talk

principal

/pɾinθiˈpal/ (Spain) /pɾinsiˈpal/ (LatAm)

B1
  • adjective
  • - main, principal, chief

verdadero

/beɾðaˈðeɾo/

B1
  • adjective
  • - true, real, genuine

decir

/deˈθiɾ/ (Spain) /deˈsiɾ/ (LatAm)

A1
  • verb
  • - to say, to tell

servir

/seɾˈβiɾ/

A2
  • verb
  • - to serve; to be useful (in 'de nada sirve')

bikini

/biˈkini/

B1
  • noun
  • - bikini (two-piece swimsuit)

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Key Grammar Structures

  • Hace tiempo algún cabrón, dañó su corazón

    ➔ Preterite (Simple Past) tense

    ➔ The verb "dañó" (damaged) is in the preterite tense, indicating a completed action in the past. "Hace tiempo" (some time ago) further emphasizes the past.

  • Dijo a la verg* el amor, 100mil años atrás

    ➔ Preterite (Simple Past) tense with idiom

    ➔ The verb "dijo" (said) is in the preterite tense. The phrase "dijo a la verg* el amor" is an idiom, indicating a strong rejection of love.

  • Por eso ahora está en su era pilates

    ➔ Present tense of "estar" with prepositional phrase

    ➔ The verb "está" (is) is in the present tense, indicating her current state. "En su era pilates" (in her pilates era) is a prepositional phrase describing where she is metaphorically.

  • La baby es una clean girl de 10 a 10

    ➔ Present tense of "ser" for description

    ➔ The verb "es" (is) is in the present tense, used with "ser" to describe the baby. It indicates a permanent or characteristic quality. The phrase "de 10 a 10" describes a timeframe.

  • Verano en Ibiza, en el Yate, en su era Pilates

    ➔ Ellipsis (omission of verb) and prepositional phrases

    ➔ The verb "is" is omitted for brevity, creating a series of prepositional phrases. "En Ibiza", "en el Yate", "en su era Pilates" all describe location.

  • Kinda Lolita, que anda solita, tu favorita Ra- Ra

    ➔ Relative Pronoun "que", Third-Person Singular Present

    "Que" introduces a relative clause modifying "Lolita". "Anda" is the third-person singular present form of "andar".

  • Le dicen: Uh, de nada sirve si ya no estás tu

    ➔ Conditional sentence type 1 (present real condition)

    ➔ The sentence "de nada sirve si ya no estás tu" is a conditional sentence. "Si ya no estás tu" introduces the condition, and "de nada sirve" is the result. It describes a real possibility in the present. The indicative "sirve" and "estás" are used.