Lyrics & Translation
Key Vocabulary
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busco /ˈbusko/ A2 |
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corazón /koraˈson/ A1 |
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debate /deˈbate/ B1 |
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encuentro /enˈkwentro/ A2 |
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escaparme /eskaparˈme/ B1 |
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lío /ˈli.o/ B1 |
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perdida /perˈðiða/ A2 |
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quiero /ˈkjero/ A1 |
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regalo /reˈɣalo/ A1 |
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sonrisa /soŋˈɾisa/ A1 |
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tiempo /ˈtjempo/ A1 |
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vamo /ˈbamo/ A2 |
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venir /beˈnir/ A1 |
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ver /ber/ A1 |
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roba /ˈro.ba/ B1 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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¿Qué vamo' a hacer? ¿Qué vamo' a hacer? ¿Qué vamo' a hacer?
➔ Future tense contraction
➔ The apostrophe in 'vamo'' is a contraction of 'vamos a', which is the future tense of 'ir' (to go). It's a common colloquialism in Spanish.
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Vente pa' aquí cuando te quieras venir
➔ Imperative mood with pronominal verb
➔ 'Vente' is the imperative form of 'venir' (to come) combined with the reflexive pronoun 'te'. It's a direct command.
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Que yo te quiero ver, te quiero ver, te quiero ver
➔ Present tense of 'querer' with direct object pronoun
➔ 'Te' is a direct object pronoun that replaces 'a ti' (to you). 'Quiero ver' means 'I want to see'.
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Ay, mi Rihanna
➔ Vocative expression
➔ 'Mi Rihanna' is a vocative expression used to address someone directly, often with affection.
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Y yo la busco y no la encuentro
➔ Present tense with contrastive conjunction
➔ 'Y' is a contrastive conjunction here, linking two actions: 'busco' (I search) and 'no la encuentro' (I don't find her).
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Si quieres te confío, pero no pa' que empaque
➔ Conditional sentence with colloquial contraction
➔ 'Si quieres' is a conditional phrase, and 'pa'' is a colloquial contraction of 'para'.
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No lo niego que me robaste el corazón
➔ Double negative and indirect object pronoun
➔ 'No lo niego' is a double negative, and 'me' is an indirect object pronoun meaning 'to me'.
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Si tu marido no te quiere, te quiere
➔ Contrastive clause with double subject
➔ The sentence uses a contrastive clause with 'si' (if) and repeats the subject 'te' for emphasis.
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