Lyrics & Translation
Key Vocabulary
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Key Grammar Structures
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Ella se viene a chorro como una cascada
➔ Present tense of verbs and the use of "como" to make comparisons.
➔ The verb "viene" (comes) is in the present tense. "Como" means "like" or "as", creating a simile: "She comes *like* a waterfall."
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Voy pa' casa 'e campo si no pa' Punta Cana en un Porsche Carrera
➔ Use of "pa'" as a contraction of "para" (to/for) and conditional clauses.
➔ "Pa'" is a colloquial contraction of "para" (to/for). The sentence contains a conditional clause "si no" (if not), suggesting alternative destinations.
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Saliendo de Herrera, tiene to' las canina capaz de la perrera
➔ Use of the present participle "Saliendo" (leaving/exiting) and the possessive adjective "las".
➔ "Saliendo" is the present participle of "salir" (to leave). "Las" acts as the possessive adjective. The sentence describes the action of leaving or going out.
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De Semana Santa yo me voy pa' Las Terrenas
➔ Prepositional phrase "De Semana Santa" (during Holy Week) and reflexive verb "me voy".
➔ "De Semana Santa" indicates the timeframe. "Me voy" (I go/I'm going) is a reflexive verb, reflecting the action back on the subject.
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A to' los satélites le quito la antena
➔ Indirect object pronoun "le" (to them) and direct object "la antena" (the antenna).
➔ "Le" is the indirect object pronoun, referring to the satellites. "La antena" is the direct object. The sentence structure is: I remove the antenna *from* them.
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Cuando salgo pa' la calle la brea se quema
➔ Subordinate clause introduced by "Cuando" (when) and passive voice with "se quema".
➔ "Cuando" introduces a time clause. "Se quema" implies a passive voice construction meaning "is burned" or "gets burned". The brea (tar) is burned when he goes out.
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Las mami chulas con la boca abierta se quedan
➔ Use of plural nouns, adjectival agreement, and reflexive verb "se quedan".
➔ The noun "mami chulas" (hot girls) is plural, requiring plural agreement. "Se quedan" (they stay/remain) is a reflexive verb indicating the girls' action affecting themselves (they remain).
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Porque dicen ahí llegaron los jefes
➔ Subordinate clause introduced by "porque" (because) and past tense usage of llegar (llegaron)
➔ "Porque" introduces a clause of cause or reason. "Llegaron" is the preterite form of "llegar" (to arrive/to come) - they arrived (in the past).
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Me busco seteciento’ to lo’ meses
➔ Use of the reflexive verb "me busco" (I earn/get), and shortened/colloquial form of "todos los meses" (every month).
➔ "Me busco" is the reflexive form of "buscar" (to look for/to earn), suggesting the singer actively works to earn money. "To lo' meses" is a colloquial shortening of "todos los meses" (every month).
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