Lyrics & Translation
Dive into the vibrant world of modern Spanish urban music! Through 'TUS INICIALES,' you can learn contemporary Spanish slang and rhythmic phrasing used in current club hits, making it a perfect track to master natural, high-energy spoken Spanish.
Key Vocabulary
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iniciales iniciales B2 |
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sello sello B1 |
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santos santos B2 |
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cuello cuello B1 |
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oro oro A1 |
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negro negro A1 |
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cabello cabello A2 |
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ojitos ojitos A2 |
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verde verde A1 |
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cara cara A1 |
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bonita bonita A1 |
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silencio silencio B1 |
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odio odio B1 |
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estrella estrella B1 |
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noche noche A1 |
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casa casa A1 |
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vacía vacía A2 |
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flor flor A1 |
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marchitan marchitan B2 |
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luz luz A1 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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Yo la conocí bailando mientras sonaba Tego
➔ Gerund after a verb of perception
➔ The verb "conocí" ("met") is followed by the gerund "bailando" ("dancing") to describe what was happening when I met her.
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Salí con la luna cargá a mi' espalda'
➔ Imperative (vos) form
➔ The verb "cargá" is the affirmative imperative for the second‑person singular (vos) meaning "carry".
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Hay tanta' herida' que aún no sé taparla
➔ Relative clause with "que" + infinitive
➔ "que" introduces the relative clause "que aún no sé taparla" ("that I still don’t know how to cover"). The infinitive "taparla" functions as the object of "sé".
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Pa' que esto se acabara de mala manera
➔ Purpose clause with "para que" + past subjunctive
➔ "Pa' que" (contraction of "para que") introduces a purpose clause; the verb "acabara" is in the past subjunctive, showing a wish or intended result that did not happen.
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Pero es que así еstamo' mejor sin ella
➔ Explanatory construction "es que"
➔ "es que" is used to give a reason or clarification, equivalent to "the thing is that" in English.
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Sé que estoy mejor sin ella
➔ "Sé que" + indicative clause (statement of fact)
➔ The verb "sé" (I know) is followed by a subordinate clause in the indicative mood – "que estoy mejor sin ella" – expressing a known fact.
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Me llueve en la casa, se siente vacía
➔ Impersonal verb "llover" + reflexive verb "sentirse"
➔ "Llueve" is used impersonally (it rains) but here metaphorically to mean "things are pouring onto me". "Se siente" is a reflexive construction meaning "it feels".
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Tengo su boquita en mi mente todo' los día'
➔ Possession with "tener" + object + time expression "todo el día"
➔ The verb "tengo" (I have) expresses possession; the phrase "todo el día" (all day) modifies the entire clause, indicating a continuous mental presence.
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Que rabie cuando se entere que un día seremos tres
➔ Future tense "seremos" and subjunctive "se entere" in a conditional clause
➔ The verb "seremos" (we will be) is simple future, while "se entere" (that he/she finds out) uses the present subjunctive after the conjunction "cuando" to express a future uncertain event.
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