Lyrics & Translation
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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señal /seˈɲal/ A2 |
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celular /seluˈlaɾ/ A2 |
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quemar /keˈmaɾ/ A2 |
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caliente /kaˈljente/ B2 |
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llegar /ʎeˈɣaɾ/ A1 |
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botella /boˈteʎa/ A1 |
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mirar /miˈɾaɾ/ A1 |
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intentar /intenˈtaɾ/ A2 |
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hombre /ˈombɾe/ A1 |
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explicar /ekspliˈkaɾ/ A2 |
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verano /beˈɾano/ A1 |
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rosa /ˈrosa/ A1 |
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olvidar /olbiˈðaɾ/ A1 |
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ropa /ˈropa/ A1 |
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transparente /tɾanspaˈɾente/ B1 |
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correr /koˈreɾ/ A1 |
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cruel /kɾuˈel/ B1 |
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recuerdo /reˈkweɾðo/ A2 |
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borrar /boˈraɾ/ B1 |
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prendida /pɾenˈdiða/ B2 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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Estoy a ley de una señal, márcame al celular
➔ Idiomatic expression and Imperative
➔ The phrase "Estoy "a ley de" expresses being on the verge of or one step away from something. "Márcame" is an affirmative command (imperative) with the object pronoun "me" attached.
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Que estoy caliente y sin ti me vo'a quemar
➔ Colloquial Future and Reflexive Verb
➔ "Me "vo'a quemar" is a colloquial contraction of "me voy a quemar" (I am going to burn myself). It uses the informal future tense (ir a + infinitive) combined with a reflexive verb.
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Dime qué era lo que tú hacías con ella en vez de llegar
➔ Indirect Question, Imperfect Tense, and 'En vez de'
➔ This line features an indirect question initiated by "qué era lo que." The imperfect tense ("hacías") is used to describe an ongoing or habitual action in the past. "En vez de" means "instead of" and is followed by an infinitive.
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Así lo haya intentado con otros hombres
➔ 'Así' + Present Perfect Subjunctive
➔ "Así" is used here as a conjunction meaning "even if" or "although," introducing a concessive clause that requires the subjunctive mood. "Haya intentado" is the present perfect subjunctive, referring to a completed action in the past.
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Esa tanguita de la perla, mami, hoy se te cae
➔ Accidental 'Se' with Indirect Object Pronoun
➔ The construction "se te cae" uses the impersonal "se" with an indirect object pronoun ("te") to indicate an accidental or unintentional action, implying that the item fell without the person's direct fault or intention.
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Los recuerdo que yo te guardé, hoy me los bebo
➔ Relative Pronoun 'que' and Double Object Pronouns
➔ "Que" functions as a relative pronoun, referring to "los recuerdos." The phrase "me los bebo" demonstrates the use of two object pronouns together: "me" (indirect object) and "los" (direct object), which typically follow an indirect-direct order.
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Y aunque yo he querido borrarlo, estás presente y pasan los días
➔ 'Aunque' + Present Perfect Indicative
➔ "Aunque" (although) introduces a concessive clause. Here, it is followed by the present perfect indicative ("he querido"), which describes an action that started in the past and continues or has relevance in the present.
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Tú estás loquito por darme
➔ Idiomatic expression 'Estar loquito por' + Infinitive
➔ The idiomatic expression "estar loquito/a por" means to be crazy about, dying to, or eager to do something. It is followed by an infinitive, with the object pronoun "me" attached to the infinitive.
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