Lyrics & Translation
Dive into the Spanish language with Samuraï's 'Tóxico,' a song that dissects the complexities of a harmful relationship. Explore themes of toxicity and liberation while improving your Spanish vocabulary and understanding modern musical expression.
Key Vocabulary
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veneno /beˈne.no/ B1 |
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lógico /ˈlo.ʝi.ko/ B2 |
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invierno /inˈbjeɾ.no/ A2 |
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despedirme /des.peˈdir.me/ B1 |
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ardir /aˈdiɾ/ B2 |
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quemar /keˈmaɾ/ B2 |
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preguntando /pɾe.ɣunˈtan.do/ B1 |
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equivocarse /e.ki.βoˈkaɾ.se/ B2 |
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calmarse /kalˈmaɾ.se/ B2 |
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desastre /desˈas.tɾe/ B1 |
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existir /eksisˈtiɾ/ A2 |
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puro /ˈpuɾo/ A2 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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No voy a aguantar que tú sigas preguntando
➔ Future tense with 'voy a' + infinitive to express intention or future action.
➔ 'Voy a' is a periphrastic future construction in Spanish indicating intent or planned future action.
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Se ha hecho tarde
➔ Reflexive pronoun 'se' with a present perfect form 'ha hecho' to indicate an ongoing or completed action with relevance.
➔ 'Se ha hecho tarde' literally means 'It has become late' and uses the present perfect tense with a reflexive pronoun to indicate a change or realization.
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Hablando de veneno a la reina de la serpiente
➔ Present participle 'hablando' used as a gerund to describe simultaneous actions or topics, connected with 'de' to indicate the subject of speech.
➔ 'Hablando de...' means 'talking about...' and introduces the topic of discussion, with the gerund form emphasizing the ongoing nature.
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Contigo los inviernos van de enero hasta diciembre
➔ Preposition 'de' used to specify a range of time ('from' and 'to').
➔ The preposition 'de' combined with time expressions specifies a range or span between two points in time.
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Y tú me pides que no me vaya
➔ Subjunctive mood 'que no me vaya' expressing a request or desire.
➔ The subjunctive 'que no me vaya' is used after expressions of wish, doubt, or desire to express hypothetical or non-real actions.
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Tú sigas preguntando
➔ Present subjunctive 'sigas' after 'tú' indicating a doubt, desire, or hypothetical situation.
➔ The present subjunctive 'sigas' following 'tú' expresses a non-real or uncertain action, often used in contexts of doubt, desire, or speculation.
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