QUE HACES – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English

• By: Becky G, Manuel Turizo

Lyrics & Translation

Dive into the playful world of 'Que Haces' by Becky G and Manuel Turizo, a vibrant Latin pop anthem blending merengue and pop urbano. This song offers a fantastic way to immerse yourself in modern conversational Spanish, exploring themes of spontaneity and romantic possibilities, perfect for learners eager to grasp the rhythm of both the music and the language .

[English]

You

It's you

If they ask me, I'll say no

But I'm feeling little butterflies for you

God bless the one who taught you

So that today you can kiss me like this

Ah, the one who didn't want to love

She's counting the days to see you again

It's that you have the trick, you have that certain something

You've got me in love, baby

Tell me what you're doing

This Friday and the rest of your life

Because I have no plans

Should we meet or what?

Should we get married or what?

Or should we make love and let time decide?

Baby, tell me what you're doing

This Friday and the rest of your life

Because I have no plans

Should we see each other or what? (Or what?)

Should we get married or what? (Or what?)

Or should we make love and let time decide?

You've got the trick to hurt me

I just need a little more to steal you

Just tell me the plan, I'm buying

If it's for today, let's set a date

So we can hang out, sharing a quick kiss

Baby, you can't feel what you don't see

That's why I want to see you now

Today this man will make you fall in love, yeah

How do I explain? You've got me all wrapped up

Those beautiful eyes, yeah, that blessed cutie

Baby, you're made to never let go

To love you and give you something really good

If it's for me, I repeat

Tell me what you're doing

This Friday and the rest of your life

Because I have no plans

Should we see each other or what?

Should we get married or what?

Or should we make love and let time decide?

Baby, tell me what you're doing (what are you doing?)

This Friday and the rest of your life (oh‑oh)

Because I have no plans

Should we meet or what? (Or what?)

Should we get married or what? (Or what?)

Or should we make love and let time decide?

You

There's no better Friday plan than you

Tomorrow tell me what you're doing

Should we see each other or what? (Or what?)

Should we get married or what? (Or what?)

Or should we make love and let time decide?

(You) cheers, my queen

(It's you) Friday, Saturday or all life

Whenever you want

...

[Spanish]

Tú

Es que tú

Si me preguntan, diré que no

Pero estoy sintiendo celitos por ti

Dios bendiga a la que te enseñó

Para que hoy puedas besarme así

Ay, la que no quería querer

Está contando los días pa verte otra vez

Es que tú tienes el truquito, tú tienes un no sé qué

Me tienes enamorada, bebé

Dime qué haces

Este viernes y el resto de tu vida

Porque yo no tengo planes

¿Nos vemo o qué?

¿Nos casamo o qué?

¿O nos comemo y que el tiempo decida?

Bebé, dime qué haces

Este viernes y el resto de tu vida

Porque yo no tengo planes

¿Nos vemos o qué? (¿O qué?)

¿Nos casamos o qué? (¿O qué?)

¿O nos comemos y que el tiempo decida?

Pa dañarme tiene' el truquito

Pa robarte me falta un poquito

Ya dime el plan, que yo invito

Si es pa hoy, nos ponemo una cita

Pa que nos parchemo dándonos piquito'

Bebé, no se siente lo que no se ve

Por eso quiero verte ahora

Hoy este hombre te enamora, yeah

¿Cómo te explico?, me tiene' hecho cuadrito'

Esos ojos bonito', yeah, ese cu- bendito

Bebé, tú estás pa nunca soltarte

Pa quererte y pa hacértelo bien rico

Si es por mí, repito

Dime qué haces

Este viernes y el resto de tu vida

Porque yo no tengo planes

¿Nos vemos o qué?

¿Nos casamos o qué?

¿O nos comemos y que el tiempo decida?

Bebé, dime qué haces (¿qué haces?)

Este viernes y el resto de tu vida (oh-oh)

Porque yo no tengo planes

¿Nos vemo o qué? (¿O qué?)

¿Nos casamo o qué? (¿O qué?)

¿O nos comemo y que el tiempo decida?

Tú

No hay mejor plan de viernes que tú

Mañana dime qué haces

¿Nos vemos o qué? (¿O qué?)

¿Nos casamos o qué? (¿O qué?)

¿O nos comemos y que el tiempo decida?

(Tú) salud, mi reina

(Es que tú) el viernes, el sábado o toa la vida

Cuando tú quieras

Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
sintiendo /sinˈtjendo/ B1	verb - feeling
bendiga /benˈdiɣa/ B2	verb - bless
besar /beˈsaɾ/ A2	verb - to kiss
querer /keˈɾeɾ/ A2	verb - to want, to love
truquito /tɾuˈkito/ B2	noun - little trick
enamorada /ena.moˈɾa.ða/ B1	adjective - in love
viernes /ˈbjeɾ.nes/ A1	noun - Friday
resto /ˈresto/ A2	noun - rest
vida /ˈbiða/ A1	noun - life
tiempo /ˈtjempo/ A1	noun - time
falta /ˈfalta/ A2	verb - to lack
plan /plan/ A2	noun - plan
cita /ˈθita/ A2	noun - date, appointment
ahora /aˈo.ɾa/ A1	adverb - now
ojos /ˈo.xos/ A1	noun - eyes
soltar /solˈtaɾ/ B1	verb - to release, to let go

Key Grammar Structures

• Si me preguntan, diré que no

  ➔ Conditional sentences (Type 1: Real Conditionals)

  ➔ This uses the "si + present indicative, future indicative" structure. "Si" means "if", "me preguntan" is present indicative (they ask me), and "diré" is future indicative (I will say). It indicates a likely scenario and its consequence.

• Dios bendiga a la que te enseñó Para que hoy puedas besarme así

  ➔ Subjunctive Mood (Para que + Subjunctive)

  ➔ "Para que" introduces a clause expressing purpose or intention, requiring the subjunctive mood. "Puedas" is the subjunctive form of "poder" (to be able to), indicating the purpose of God's blessing is so you *can* kiss me like this.

• Pa dañarme tiene' el truquito

  ➔ Elision (Pa' instead of Para)

  ➔ "Pa'" is an elision of "para" (for/to). It's common in informal speech and song lyrics to shorten words like this for rhythm and ease of pronunciation.

• Pa robarte me falta un poquito

  ➔ Preposition 'a' omitted with 'robar'

  ➔ The verb 'robar' typically requires the preposition 'a' when indicating the person being robbed. While technically 'robarle' would be grammatically standard, omitting the 'a' and using 'robarte' is colloquial and acceptable in this context. The TE at the end of robarte is the pronoun object.

• ¿Nos vemo o qué?

  ➔ Informal shortened form of "vemos" and Tag Question ("o qué?")

  ➔ "Vemo" is a very informal shortening of "vemos" (we see). "O qué?" is a common tag question used to seek confirmation or agreement. It's similar to "right?" or "okay?"