Si te vuelvo a llamar – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English

• By: Beret

Lyrics & Translation

Dive into the heartfelt world of Beret's "Si te vuelvo a llamar," a poignant ballad that explores the complexities of lost love and the yearning for reconnection. Through vivid metaphors and raw emotion, this song offers a glimpse into the Spanish language of longing and the universal struggle of letting go.

[English]

Even if the sun no longer wants to

Make the field blossom

Or the tide wants to

Submerge itself at its mercy

Even if the air hits me hard

I have to understand

That it hurts unintentionally and

So do you

If I call you again, you won't be able to answer me lying on his chest

If I look for you again and everything goes wrong, let's change the universe

...

And if you were only the size of all my thoughts

...

You wouldn't fit in the world, life, so many times a day I think of you

...

I wish I could hold you

Like two children crying inside

And that we lack air

And die together at the same time

If I could give you, love

The love you gave

You'd never feel alone again

...

How would you explain that a fire

That burns everything in its path

If it enters your heart

It can't melt

Even if the hurricane doesn't want to

Destroy everything at its feet

It hurts unintentionally and

So do I

If I call you again, you won't be able to answer me lying on his chest

...

If I look for you again and everything goes wrong, let's change the universe

...

And if you were only the size of all my thoughts

...

You wouldn't fit in the world, life, so many times a day I think of you

...

I wish I could hold you

Like two children crying inside

And that we lack air

And die together at the same time

If I could give you, love

The love you gave

You'd never feel alone again

...

[Spanish]

Aunque el sol ya no quisiera

Hacer el campo florecer

Ni tampoco la marea

Quiera ahogar a su merced

Aunque el aire me golpea

Yo tengo que comprender

Que hace daño sin quererlo y

Tú también

Si te vuelvo a llamar, no podrás contestarme tumbada en su pecho

Si te vuelvo a buscar y todo sale mal, cambiemos de universo

Y si fueras tan solo del tamaño de todos mis pensamientos

No cabrías en el mundo, de las veces, vida, que yo al día te pienso

Quisiera abrazarte

Como dos niños que por dentro lloran

Y que nos falte el aire

Y morir juntos a la misma hora

Si pudiera entregarte, amor

El amor que entregaste

Nunca más te sentirías sola

Cómo explicarías que al fuego

Que quema todo a su paso

Si entra por tu corazón

No logra descongelarlo

Aunque el huracán no quiera

Destruir todo a sus pies

Hace daño sin quererlo y

Yo también

Si te vuelvo a llamar, no podrás contestarme tumbada en su pecho

Si te vuelvo a buscar y todo sale mal, cambiemos de universo

Y si fueras tan solo del tamaño de todos mis pensamientos

No cabrías en el mundo, de las veces, vida, que yo al día te pienso

Quisiera abrazarte

Como dos niños que por dentro lloran

Y que nos falte el aire

Y morir juntos a la misma hora

Si pudiera entregarte, amor

El amor que entregaste

Nunca más te sentirías sola

Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
sol /sol/ A1	noun - sun
hacer /aˈθeɾ/ A2	verb - to do, to make
campo /ˈkampo/ B1	noun - field
florecer /floɾeˈθeɾ/ B2	verb - to blossom, to bloom
marea /maˈrea/ B2	noun - tide
ahogar /a.oˈɣaɾ/ B2	verb - to drown, to suffocate
comprender /kompɾenˈdeɾ/ B1	verb - to understand
daño /ˈdaɲo/ B1	noun - damage
querer /keˈɾeɾ/ A2	verb - to want, to love
llamar /ʝaˈmaɾ/ A2	verb - to call
contestar /kontesˈtaɾ/ B1	verb - to answer
pecho /ˈpetʃo/ A2	noun - chest, breast
universo /uniˈβeɾs̺o/ B1	noun - universe
pensamiento /pensamiˈento/ B2	noun - thought
cambiar /kamˈbjaɾ/ B1	verb - to change
universo /uniˈβeɾs̺o/ B1	noun - universe
pensar /penˈsaɾ/ A2	verb - to think
abrazo /aˈβɾaθo/ A2	noun - hug
niños /ˈniɲos/ A2	noun - children, kids

Key Grammar Structures

• Aunque el sol ya no quisiera

  ➔ Subjunctive mood in a concessive clause

  ➔ Uses the *subjunctive* form *quisiera* to express a hypothetical or untrue wish.

• Si te vuelvo a llamar, no podrás contestarme tumbada en su pecho

  ➔ Conditional sentence with future in the main clause

  ➔ The *si* clause introduces a condition, and *podrás* is in the future tense, indicating a possible future event.

• No cabrías en el mundo, de las veces, vida, que yo al día te pienso

  ➔ Conditional tense *cabrías* (you would fit)

  ➔ Uses the *conditional tense* *cabrías* to express hypothetically how much the person would fit into the world.

• Quisiera abrazarte

  ➔ Imperative with *quisiera* (I would like to)

  ➔ Uses *quisiera* to express a polite or hopeful desire to *abrazarte* (hug you).

• Y que nos falte el aire

  ➔ Subjunctive mood *falte* (to be lacking), expressing a wish or desire

  ➔ Uses the *subjunctive* *falte* to indicate a wish that *air* is missing or lacking.

• Y morir juntos a la misma hora

  ➔ Construct with *a la misma hora* indicating time, with infinitive *morir*

  ➔ Uses *a la misma hora* to specify the time, with *morir* in infinitive form, expressing the wish to die together at the same moment.