Qué Onda Perdida – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English

• By: Grupo Firme, Gerardo Coronel

Lyrics & Translation

Explore the heartfelt Spanish lyrics of "Qué Onda Perdida" by Grupo Firme and Gerardo Coronel. This song offers a vivid portrayal of lost love and the courage to seek a second chance, providing a rich opportunity to connect with the nuances of regional Mexican music and romantic expression.

[English]

Hit it, my buddy Jerry!

Where are you, my quarrelsome girl, I can't hear you?

Here you go, little one. What's up, lost girl - It's your ex, the last of your loves

I took the liberty of sending you flowers - If you receive them, please, smile, don't cry

You see, lost girl - One always returns to where they were loved

You didn't block me on WhatsApp - And that's new to me

It makes me think we can start over

What's up, lost girl. The bastard who has loved you the most is back - And even if you don't want to know about me, I'm telling you

I can't forget you and honestly, I haven't wanted to either

What's up, lost girl

Get ready because today I'm bringing the band to you - And I'm not leaving your house until you come out

Today I want to look at you so you can tell me to my face - That you don't love me anymore, that you don't miss me

And that someone better is occupying your bed

Oh, little girl! - How I love her

And she says there's someone better, buddy

I don't think so, difficult girl

It can't be - My buddy Jerry!

And nothing but Grupo Firme!

What's up, lost girl

The bastard who has loved you the most is back - And even if you don't want to know about me, I'm telling you

I can't forget you and honestly, I haven't wanted to either

What's up, lost girl

Get ready because today I'm bringing the band to you

And I'm not leaving your house until you come out

Today I want to look at you so you can tell me to my face

That you don't love me anymore, that you don't miss me

And that someone better is occupying your bed

[Spanish]

¡Échale mi compa Jerry!

¿Dónde andas peleonera, que no te escucho?

Ahi te va chiquitita. Qué onda perdida Soy tu ex, el último de tus amores 

Me tomé el atrevimiento de mandarte flores Si la' recibes, por favor, sonríe, no llores 

Ya ves, perdida Uno siempre vuelve a donde lo quisieron 

No me bloqueaste del WhatsApp  y eso para mí es nuevo 

Me da pensar que podemos comenzar de nuevo

Qué onda perdida. Ya volvió el cabrón que más te ha querido Y aunque no quieras saber de mí, te digo 

No te puedo olvidar y la neta tampoco he querido

Qué onda perdida

Te me alistas porque hoy te llevo la banda Y no me voy a ir de tu casa hasta que salgas 

Hoy te quiero mirar pa' que me digas en la cara Que ya no me quieres, que tú no me extrañas 

Y que alguien mejor está ocupando tu cama

¡Ay chiquitita! Como la quiero 

Y dice que hay algiuen mejor compa

No creo batallosa

No se puede ¡Mi compa Jerry! 

¡Y puro Grupo Firme!

Qué onda perdida

Ya volvió el cabrón que más te ha querido Y aunque no quieras saber de mí, te digo 

No te puedo olvidar y la neta tampoco he querido

Qué onda perdida

Te me alistas porque hoy te llevo la banda

Y no me voy a ir de tu casa hasta que salgas

Hoy te quiero mirar pa' que me digas en mi cara

Que ya no me quieres, que tú no me extrañas

Y que alguien mejor está ocupando tu cama

Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
perdida /peɾˈðiða/ A2	noun - loss, someone who is lost
querer /keˈɾeɾ/ A2	verb - to want, to love
amores /aˈmoɾes/ B1	noun - loves, romantic relationships
flores /ˈfloɾes/ A2	noun - flowers
sonríe /soˈɾi.e/ A2	verb - to smile
llores /ˈʝoɾes/ A2	verb - to cry
banda /ˈbanda/ A2	noun - band, group
salga /ˈsal.ɣa/ B1	verb - to go out, to leave
queres /ˈkeɾes/ A2	verb - to want
extrañas /eksˈtɾaɲas/ B1	verb - to miss, to long for
cama /ˈkama/ A1	noun - bed

Key Grammar Structures

• ¿Dónde andas peleonera, que no te escucho?

  ➔ Use of the present tense with 'andas' (from 'andar') to ask about current location.

  ➔ 'Andas' is the present indicative form of 'andar' meaning 'to walk' or 'to be' (in a location).

• Soy tu ex, el último de tus amores

  ➔ Use of 'soy' (from 'ser') in the present tense to state identity or relationship.

  ➔ 'Soy' is the first person singular present tense of 'ser', used to describe identity.

• No me bloqueaste del WhatsApp y eso para mí es nuevo

  ➔ Use of the past tense 'bloqueaste' (from 'bloquear') in the indicative for completed action.

  ➔ 'Bloqueaste' is the second person singular preterite tense of 'bloquear', meaning 'you blocked'.

• Que ya no me quieres, que tú no me extrañas

  ➔ Use of 'quieres' (from 'querer') and 'extrañas' (from 'extrañar') in present tense to describe current feelings.

  ➔ 'Quieres' is the second person singular present tense of 'querer' meaning 'you want/love'.

• Y que alguien mejor está ocupando tu cama

  ➔ Use of present continuous 'está ocupando' to indicate an ongoing action.

  ➔ 'Está ocupando' is the present continuous tense of 'ocupar', meaning 'is occupying'.