Universos Infinitos – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English
Lyrics & Translation
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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universo /uniˈβeɾso/ B1 |
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infinitos /infiˈnitos/ B2 |
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loco /ˈloko/ A2 |
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espejo /esˈpexo/ A2 |
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caras /ˈkaɾas/ A1 |
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real /reˈal/ B1 |
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investigar /inβes.tiˈɣaɾ/ B1 |
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viaje /ˈβjaxe/ A2 |
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ingenuidad /in.xe.nwiˈðað/ B2 |
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ilusión /i.luˈsjon/ B1 |
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capaz /kaˈpas/ B1 |
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torpeza /toɾˈpeθa/ B2 |
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señal /seˈɲal/ A2 |
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lugar /luˈɡaɾ/ A1 |
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respuestas /resˈpwestas/ A2 |
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ruido /ˈrweðo/ A2 |
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vida /ˈβiða/ A1 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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Ahora dicen que hay muchos más universos
➔ Indirect Speech with "decir"
➔ The phrase "dicen que hay" introduces an indirect statement. It means "they say that there are". "Que" introduces a subordinate clause.
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¿No te sientes más pequeño?
➔ Reflexive verb with comparative adjective.
➔ "Sentirse" is a reflexive verb meaning "to feel". "Más pequeño" means "smaller". This question asks if the listener feels smaller in comparison to the vastness of infinite universes.
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Puede que alguno de ellos sea el real
➔ Subjunctive after "puede que".
➔ "Puede que" expresses doubt or possibility, and requires the subjunctive mood in the subordinate clause. "Sea" is the subjunctive form of "ser".
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Ilusión centesimal
➔ Adjective describing a noun
➔ "Centesimal" is an adjective that describes the noun "ilusión". It suggests a very small or fractional illusion.
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Me perdí en mi universo
➔ Reflexive verb in the past tense.
➔ "Perderse" is a reflexive verb meaning "to get lost". "Me perdí" means "I got lost". The speaker got lost within their own universe (mind or world).
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No volveré a hacerlo más, no he encontrado respuestas
➔ Future tense with "volver a" + infinitive; Preterite Perfect.
➔ "No volveré a hacerlo" is the future tense expressing "I will not do it again". "Volver a" + infinitive means "to do something again". "No he encontrado respuestas" is the preterite perfect tense expressing "I have not found answers".
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¿Y si no regreso jamás y este ruido no cesa?
➔ Conditional sentence with "si" (hypothetical situation); Present Subjunctive(cesa)
➔ The phrase "¿Y si...?" introduces a hypothetical situation. The use of subjunctive "cesa" shows the uncertainty about the noise stopping.