Lyrics & Translation
Dive into the profound emotions of "Soy Así," an iconic ballad by José José that offers a masterclass in Spanish expression. Through its powerful lyrics and José José's legendary vocal delivery, you'll learn authentic phrases for declaring self-acceptance and understanding unwavering conviction, making it a special piece for language learners seeking emotional depth in Latin music.
Key Vocabulary
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imposible im-po-si-ble A2 |
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nacido na-ci-do A2 |
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príncipe prín-ci-pe A1 |
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admirarme a-dmi-rar-me B1 |
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confundido con-fun-di-do A2 |
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ídolo í-do-lo A2 |
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advertí a-dver-tí B1 |
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defectos de-fec-tos A2 |
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engañé en-ga-ñé A2 |
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mentí men-tí A2 |
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cambiaré cam-bia-ré A2 |
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destino des-ti-no A2 |
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ángel án-gel A1 |
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títere tí-te-re B1 |
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águilas á-gui-las A1 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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Eso que tú me pides, es imposible
➔ Present tense with 'ser' for permanent states
➔ The verb 'es' (from 'ser') is used to indicate a permanent or inherent quality, here emphasizing the impossibility as a fixed state.
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Yo sé que no he nacido para rey, ni para príncipe
➔ Present perfect with 'haber' for past actions with present relevance
➔ The phrase 'no he nacido' uses the present perfect with 'haber' to express a past action (being born) that has ongoing relevance to the present.
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Tú quieres admirarme, te has confundido
➔ Present tense for habitual actions and present perfect for recent past
➔ 'Tú quieres' is in the present tense for a habitual action, while 'te has confundido' uses the present perfect to indicate a recent past action.
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Soy así, Así nací y así me moriré
➔ Present tense for permanent states and future with 'morir'
➔ 'Soy así' uses the present tense to express a permanent state, while 'así me moriré' indicates a future action with 'morir'.
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Nunca te engañé, nunca te mentí, nunca lo negué
➔ Past tense with 'negar' for repeated past actions
➔ The past tense with 'negar' is used to emphasize repeated past actions, reinforcing the speaker's consistency.
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