Vuelta por el universo – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English
Lyrics & Translation
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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espléndida /esˈplen.di.ða/ B2 |
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iluminas /i.luˈmi.nas/ B1 |
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paseo /paˈse.o/ A2 |
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universo /u.niˈβeɾ.so/ B1 |
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deseo /deˈse.o/ A2 |
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almas /ˈal.mas/ B1 |
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flotar /floˈtaɾ/ B1 |
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nubes /ˈnu.βes/ A2 |
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brillantes /bɾiˈʎan.tes/ B1 |
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turbulencias /tuɾ.βuˈlen.θjas/ C1 |
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lejos /ˈle.xos/ A2 |
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planetas /plaˈne.tas/ A2 |
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navegar /na.βeˈɣaɾ/ B1 |
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atentos /aˈten.tos/ B1 |
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sonido /soˈni.ðo/ A2 |
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cesa /ˈθe.sa/ B2 |
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alto /ˈal.to/ A1 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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Hoy que estás espléndida
➔ Present tense to describe a current state.
➔ The phrase "estás espléndida" uses the verb "estar" in the present tense to indicate a current condition.
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Demos un paseo
➔ Imperative mood to give a suggestion or command.
➔ The phrase "Demos un paseo" uses the imperative form of the verb "dar" to suggest taking a walk.
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Pide algún deseo
➔ Imperative mood to express a request.
➔ The phrase "Pide algún deseo" uses the imperative form of the verb "pedir" to encourage someone to make a wish.
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Nuestras almas al flotar
➔ Present participle to indicate an ongoing action.
➔ The phrase "al flotar" uses the present participle to describe the action of floating.
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Cada vez más lejos
➔ Comparative structure to indicate increasing distance.
➔ The phrase "más lejos" uses the comparative form to express that something is getting further away.
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Alto, cada vez más alto
➔ Comparative structure to indicate increasing height.
➔ The phrase "más alto" uses the comparative form to express that something is getting higher.