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Mmh 00:02
No te sientas mal 00:04
Igual, se veía venir 00:06
Que Cupido se equivocó 00:13
Que ya no sientes nada 00:17
No sé quién de los dos faltó 00:20
A su palabra 00:25
Que mentiste frente al altar 00:28
Ve nomás, qué chulada 00:32
Se te nota que hay alguien más 00:35
En tu mirada 00:40
¿En dónde firmo?, te daré tu libertad 00:43
¿Cómo te explico que ya no quiero escuchar? 00:47
Que conmigo no eres feliz 00:50
Que de plano te quieres ir 00:53
Tal parece que nuestro amor 00:57
Llegó a su fin 01:01
Que no tiene caso seguir 01:05
Que de plano te quieres ir 01:08
Tienes una mejor opción 01:12
Me alegro por ti 01:16
Ay, chiquitita, uh 01:23
01:29
¿En dónde firmo?, te daré tu libertad 01:35
¿Cómo te explico que ya no quiero escuchar? 01:39
Que conmigo no eres feliz 01:42
Que de plano te quieres ir 01:45
Tal parece que nuestro amor 01:49
Llegó a su fin 01:53
Que no tiene caso seguir 01:56
Que de plano te quieres ir 02:00
Tienes una mejor opción 02:03
Me alegro por ti 02:07
Se terminó 02:12
Se veía venir 02:15
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Se Veía Venir – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English

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Explore the emotional depth of Grupo Firme's 'Se Veía Venir.' This Regional Mexicano track delves into themes of heartbreak and acceptance, offering listeners a relatable narrative of a relationship's conclusion. Through its powerful lyrics and characteristic sound, the song provides insight into the band's ability to convey raw emotion, making it a compelling piece for understanding the nuances of love and loss in Mexican music.

[English]
Mmm
Don’t feel bad
Anyway, it was obvious
That Cupid made a mistake
That you no longer feel anything
I don’t know which of us failed
In your word
That you lied in front of the altar
Look at that, what a beauty
It’s clear you’re seeing someone else
In your eyes
Where do I sign? I’ll give you your freedom
How can I explain I don’t want to hear it anymore?
That I’m not making you happy
That you’re definitely leaving
It seems our love
Has come to an end
There’s no point in going on
That you really want to leave
You have a better option
Good for you
Oh, little one, uh
...
Where do I sign? I’ll give you your freedom
How can I explain I don’t want to hear it anymore?
That I’m not making you happy
That you’re definitely leaving
It seems our love
Has come to an end
There’s no point in going on
That you really want to leave
You have a better option
Good for you
It’s over
It was obvious
...
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Key Vocabulary

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Vocabulary Meanings

siento

/ˈsjento/

A2
  • verb
  • - I feel

amor

/aˈmor/

A1
  • noun
  • - love

libertad

/liβerˈtað/

B1
  • noun
  • - freedom

feliz

/feˈliz/

A2
  • adjective
  • - happy

fin

/fin/

A1
  • noun
  • - end

opción

/opˈsjon/

B1
  • noun
  • - option

mentiste

/menˈtiste/

B2
  • verb
  • - you lied

chulada

/tʃuˈlaða/

B2
  • noun
  • - something beautiful or wonderful

parece

/paˈɾeθe/

A2
  • verb
  • - it seems

escuchar

/eskuˈtʃaɾ/

A2
  • verb
  • - to listen

notas

/ˈnotas/

A2
  • noun
  • - notes

darlo

/ˈdaɾlo/

B1
  • verb
  • - to give it

quiere

/ˈkjeɾe/

A2
  • verb
  • - wants

dos

/dos/

A1
  • noun
  • - two

falta

/ˈfalta/

B1
  • verb
  • - to lack

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Key Grammar Structures

  • No te sientas mal

    ➔ Imperative form of 'sentirse' with reflexive pronoun

    ➔ This uses the imperative mood combined with a reflexive pronoun 'te' to give a command or suggestion.

  • ¿En dónde firmo?

    ➔ Interrogative phrase using the present tense of 'firmar' (to sign)

    ➔ This is a question asking 'where do I sign?', using the present tense of the verb 'firmar' which means 'to sign'.

  • Llegó a su fin

    ➔ Preterite tense of 'llegar' + prepositional phrase 'a su fin'

    ➔ This phrase uses the preterite tense of 'llegar' (to arrive) with 'a su fin' to mean 'has come to an end'.

  • Se terminó

    ➔ Preterite tense of 'terminar' in the reflexive form

    ➔ This phrase uses the preterite tense of 'terminar' (to end) in the reflexive form 'se terminar' to indicate something has ended.

  • Se veía venir

    ➔ Imperfect of 'ver' + 'venir' to indicate something was foreseeable

    ➔ This phrase uses the imperfect tense of 'ver' (to see) combined with 'venir' (to come) to suggest that something was predictable or could be foreseen.