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¿Y qué hiciste del amor que me juraste? 00:11
¿Y qué has hecho de los besos que te di? 00:15
¿Y qué excusa puedes darme si faltaste 00:20
Y mataste la esperanza que hubo en mí? 00:25
Y qué ingrato es el destino que me hiere 00:30
Y qué absurda la razón de mi pasión 00:35
Y qué necio es este amor que no se muere 00:40
Y prefiere perdonarte tu traición 00:45
Y pensar que en mi vida fuiste flama 00:50
Y el caudal de mi gloria fuiste tú 00:55
Y llegué a quererte con el alma 01:00
Y hoy me mata de tristeza tu actitud 01:05
¿Y a qué debo, dime entonces, tu abandono? 01:10
¿Y en qué ruta tu promesa se perdió? 01:15
Y si dices la verdad yo te perdono 01:20
Y te llevo de recuerdo junto a Dios 01:25
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Y pensar que en mi vida fuiste flama 01:50
Y el caudal de mi gloria fuiste tú 01:54
Y llegué a quererte con el alma 01:59
Y hoy me mata de tristeza tu actitud 02:04
¿Y a qué debo, dime entonces, tu abandono? 02:09
¿Y en qué ruta tu promesa se perdió? 02:14
Y si dices la verdad yo te perdono 02:19
Y te llevo de recuerdo junto a Dios 02:24
Y te llevo de recuerdo junto a Dios 02:28
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Y... – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English

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Experience the timeless elegance of the Bolero with 'Y...'. This song is a perfect gateway for learners of Spanish to practice romantic vocabulary and emotional expression, while appreciating the sophisticated vocal harmonies that define the Latin American golden era of music.

[English]
And what did you do with the love you promised me?
And what have you done with the kisses I gave you?
And what excuse can you give me for failing me
And killing the hope I once had?
How ungrateful fate is, wounding me so
And how absurd is the reason for my passion
How foolish is this love that will not die
And chooses to forgive your betrayal
And to think that in my life you were a flame
And that you were the source of all my glory
I came to love you with all my soul
And today, your attitude is killing me with sadness
So tell me, what am I to blame for your abandonment?
And on what path did your promise get lost?
If you tell the truth, I will forgive you
And I will keep you as a memory close to God
...
And to think that in my life you were a flame
And that you were the source of all my glory
I came to love you with all my soul
And today, your attitude is killing me with sadness
So tell me, what am I to blame for your abandonment?
And on what path did your promise get lost?
If you tell the truth, I will forgive you
And I will keep you as a memory close to God
And I will keep you as a memory close to God
...
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Key Grammar Structures

  • ¿Y qué hiciste del amor que me juraste?

    ➔ Preterite Tense (Pretérito Indefinido)

    ➔ The verb "hiciste" is the second person singular form of the verb 'hacer' in the preterite, used for completed actions in the past.

  • Y qué excusa puedes darme si faltaste

    ➔ Conditional/Modal construction + Conditional Clause (Si + Preterite)

    "Puedes" (can) is the modal verb, while "si faltaste" sets a conditional framework about a past event.

  • Y mataste la esperanza que hubo en mí

    ➔ Relative Pronoun "que" + Preterite of "haber" (hubo)

    "Que" links the noun "esperanza" to the relative clause, where "hubo" denotes the existence of something in the past.

  • Y prefiere perdonarte tu traición

    ➔ Verb + Infinitive complement

    ➔ The verb "prefiere" (prefers) is followed by the infinitive "perdonarte" to form a complex predicate.

  • Y pensar que en mi vida fuiste flama

    ➔ Infinitive as a subject/exclamation + "que" clause

    ➔ Starting with "Pensar que..." is a common Spanish way to express disbelief or reflection about the past.

  • Y llegué a quererte con el alma

    ➔ Periphrastic construction "Llegar a + Infinitive"

    ➔ This construction implies the achievement of an action or a process that culminated in the past.

  • ¿Y a qué debo, dime entonces, tu abandono?

    ➔ Direct Object pronoun placement (imperative) + Interrogative structure

    "Dime" combines "di" (imperative of decir) + "me" (indirect object pronoun).

  • Y si dices la verdad yo te perdono

    ➔ First Conditional (Si + Present Indicative + Present Indicative)

    ➔ This is a real condition where the action of forgiving is contingent upon the truth being spoken.