Si Te Pillara – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English

• By: Beéle

Lyrics & Translation

Learning a language through music is a journey into its heart, and Beéle's "Si Te Pillara" offers a passionate entry point into Spanish. The song's raw emotion and relatable story of suspicion and potential heartbreak allow learners to connect with the language on a deeper level. The repetition of key phrases and the clear, emotional delivery make it a special and effective tool for understanding not just words, but the feelings they convey in Latin music.

[English]

Catch me, there are eyes that don't pretend not to see

Because walls don't just have ears, did you hear?

They also have secrets

...

I feel like you'll soon let me down

I say, "Seeing is believing"

Many tell me there's someone else already

They saw you around with a guy (you're crazy, dude, go to therapy)

I feel you're distant, a little arrogant

I feel we don't feel what we used to

Even though I don't know anything from your mouth

If I catch you with him, girl, if I caught you

Ah-ah-ay, if I caught you

If I caught you, ay, if I caught you

If I caught you, ay, if I caught you, if I catch you

Oh, my eyes will well up with tears

Someone else touching you, that would hurt me

If I catch your lips with someone else's, I'll cry (ay, yeah)

If you lie to me, return my broken heart

I can't handle this, it makes me feel distrustful

I'm speaking of wanting to see you by my side in the past

I lost hope because I feel like you're pushing me aside

And sisaya, but cayaya

You doing your thing, me here on the beach

I remember your swimsuit when we hung out, yeh, it gives me nostalgia

I miss you so much, I don't feel you anymore

It hurts your decision to leave me with nothing

If this is real, like they're saying

I would die if I caught you

Ah-ah-ay, if I caught you

If I caught you, ay, if I caught you

If I caught you, ay, if I caught you, if I catch you

Oh, my eyes will well up with tears

Someone else touching you, that would hurt me

If I catch your lips with someone else’s, I'll cry

...

Ah-ah-ay, if I caught you

If I caught you, ay, if I caught you

If I caught you, ay, if I caught you, if I catch you

...

If I caught you

...

[Spanish]

Pilla, hay ojos que no se hacen los ciegos

Porque las paredes no solo tienen oídos, ¿oíste?

También tienen bemba

Siento que pronto me fallarás

Yo digo: "Ver para creer"

Muchos me dicen que ya hay alguien más

Que te vieron por ahí con un tal (estás loco, marico, ve a terapia)

Te siento distante, un poco arrogante

Ya siento que no sentimos lo de antes

Aunque yo de tu boca no sé nada

Si te pillo con él, gyal, si te pillara

Ah-ah-ay, si te pillara

Si te pillara, ay, si te pillara

Si te pillara, ay, si te pillara, si te pillo

Oh, los ojitos se me aguarán

Que alguien más te toque, eso me azara

Si tus labios pillo con otros, lloro (ay, yeah)

Si me mientes, devuelve mi cora destrozado

Eso no aguanta, esto me hace sentir desconfiado

Las ganas de verte a mi lado las digo en pasado

Perdí la' esperanzas porque siento que me haces a un lado

Y sisaya, pero cayaya

Tú haciendo lo tuyo, yo aquí en la playa

Recuerdo tu body cuando guaya, yeh, me da nostalgia

Te extraño tanto, ya no te siento

Duele tu decisión de dejarme en la nada

Si esto es real como están diciendo

Me moriría si yo te pillara

Ah-ah-ay, si te pillara

Si te pillara, ay, si te pillara

Si te pillara, ay, si te pillara, si te pillo

Oh, los ojitos se me aguarán

Que alguien más te toque, eso me azara

Si tus labios pillo con otros, lloro

Ah-ah-ay, si te pillara

Si te pillara, ay, si te pillara

Si te pillara, ay, si te pillara, si te pillo

Si te pillara

Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
pillara /piˈʎaɾa/ B2	verb - to catch (someone) in the act
ojos /ˈoxos/ A2	noun - eyes
siento /ˈsjento/ A2	verb - to feel
fallarás /faˈʎaɾas/ B1	verb - to fail (someone)
ver /ˈbeɾ/ A1	verb - to see
creer /kɾeˈeɾ/ A2	verb - to believe
distante /disˈtante/ B1	adjective - distant
arrogante /aɾoˈɡante/ B2	adjective - arrogant
labios /ˈlabjos/ A2	noun - lips
mientes /ˈmjentes/ A2	verb - to lie
destrozado /desˈtɾosaðo/ B2	adjective - shattered, broken
esperanzas /espeˈɾansas/ B1	noun - hopes
nostalgia /nosˈtaʎxa/ B2	noun - nostalgia
decisión /de.siˈθjon/ B1	noun - decision
azara /aˈθaɾa/ B2	verb - to bother, to annoy

Key Grammar Structures

• Porque las paredes no solo tienen oídos, ¿oíste?

  ➔ Use of 'no solo... sino también' structure and the informal imperative 'oíste?'

  ➔ The phrase 'no solo... sino también' (not only... but also) adds emphasis. '¿Oíste?' is a colloquial way of saying 'Did you hear me?'

• Te siento distante, un poco arrogante

  ➔ Use of the verb 'sentir' (to feel) with an adjective to describe a perceived state.

  ➔ The sentence expresses a subjective feeling about the other person's behavior. 'Distante' and 'arrogante' describe how the speaker perceives them.

• Si te pillo con él, gyal, si te pillara

  ➔ Use of the conditional 'pillo/pillara' expressing a hypothetical situation and its consequence. Repetition for emphasis.

  ➔ This is a threat or a strong expression of jealousy. 'Si te pillo' means 'If I catch you'. The repetition of 'si te pillara' intensifies the feeling.

• Que alguien más te toque, eso me azara

  ➔ Use of 'que' introducing a subordinate clause expressing a condition. 'Azara' as a colloquial verb meaning 'bothers' or 'annoys'.

  ➔ This line expresses the speaker's possessiveness and jealousy. 'If anyone else touches you, it bothers me.'

• Perdí la' esperanzas porque siento que me haces a un lado

  ➔ Contraction 'la' for 'las' (common in colloquial speech). Use of 'sentir que' + subjunctive to express a feeling about a perceived action.

  ➔ The speaker has lost hope because they feel the other person is pushing them away. The subjunctive 'haces' indicates uncertainty or a perceived reality.