Lyrics & Translation
To hell with it
With the power of hell
Vengeance! You will pay!
Returning hate
Dealing with demons
Returning hate
Dealing with demons
Hatred!
Stupid priest
You think you killed me
To bathe in your blood!
I will crush you
Returning hate
Dealing with demons
Returning hate
Dealing with demons
Hatred!
Bring them to me, now!
Returning hate
Dealing with demons
Returning hate
Dealing with demons
Hatred!
Bring them to me.
Key Vocabulary
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traicionado /tɾa.i.θjoˈnaðo/ B2 |
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patrón /paˈtɾon/ B2 |
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poder /poˈðeɾ/ B1 |
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chingada /tʃiŋˈaða/ C2 |
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venganza /beŋˈkanθa/ B2 |
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pagarás /paɣaˈɾas/ B2 |
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regresando /reɣɾeˈsando/ B1 |
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odio /ˈoðjo/ A2 |
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trato /ˈtɾato/ B2 |
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demonios /deˈmjo/ʝos/ C1 |
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pendejo /penˈdexo/ C1 |
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sacerdote /saθeɾˈdo.te/ B2 |
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bañarme /baˈɲaɾ.me/ B2 |
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sangre /ˈsaŋɡɾe/ A2 |
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destrozaré /destɾoˈsaɾe/ C2 |
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trae /tɾa.e/ A2 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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Traicionado por el patrón
➔ Passive voice (past participle + 'por')
➔ Shows the subject is acted upon, using the past participle 'traicionado' with 'por' indicating the agent.
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¡Venganza! ¡Lo pagarás!
➔ Future tense with 'pagarás' (you will pay)
➔ Expresses a future action, with 'pagarás' being the second person singular future tense of 'pagar'.
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Trato con demonios
➔ Present tense of 'trato' (I deal with)
➔ Indicates current action in the present tense, with 'trato' being the first person singular of 'tratar'.
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¡Odio!
➔ Noun used as an interjection to express strong emotion
➔ Used alone as an interjection to convey strong feelings of hatred or anger.
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Te destrozaré
➔ Future tense of 'destrozar' (I will destroy)
➔ Expresses an intention to destroy in the future, 'destrozaré' being the first person singular future tense of 'destrozar'.
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¡Trae me los!
➔ Imperative form with indirect object pronoun ('me') and direct object ('los')
➔ Imperative command to bring 'them', with 'me' indicating 'to me' and 'los' as the direct object meaning 'them'.
