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¿A quién vas a amar más que a mí? 00:18
Dime, para feliz felicitarlo yo 00:21
Yo a nadie amaré más que a ti 00:29
No tengo ni por quién, ni por qué un día negarlo, no 00:33
No vas a hallar 00:39
Al ser maravilloso, al ser perfecto 00:42
Que rebase este amor y que en efecto 00:47
Te entregue todo y más de lo que di 00:52
Tendría que ser 00:56
Alguien que, como yo, no sea un desastre 00:59
Ya ves, a la basura me mandaste 01:04
Y aún puedo pensar 01:09
Que a nadie vas a amar, como me amaste 01:12
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¿A quién vas a amar más que a mí? 01:34
Dime para mandarle mi psicólogo 01:38
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Después de vivir junto a ti 01:46
En dos tres cosas él tendrá que ser mi homólogo 01:49
Pero no, no vas a hallar 01:54
Al ser maravilloso al ser perfecto 01:59
Que rebase este amor y que en efecto 02:04
Te entregue todo y más de lo que di 02:09
Tendría que ser 02:14
Alguien que, como yo, no sea un desastre 02:17
Ya ves, a la tiznada me mandaste 02:22
Y aún puedo pensar, que a nadie vas a amar 02:27
Que a nadie vas a amar 02:32
Como me amaste 02:35
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A Quien Vas a Amar Mas Que a Mi – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English

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Dive into the passionate world of Mexican ranchera with Vicente Fernández's iconic "A Quién Vas a Amar Más Que a Mí." This song offers a rich emotional landscape, perfect for understanding expressions of love, heartbreak, and resilience in Spanish. Learn evocative phrases about undying devotion and the unique blend of pride and vulnerability that defines this musical style, making it an excellent piece to grasp the nuances of romantic Spanish lyrics and cultural expression.

[English]
Who will you love - more than me?
Tell me, so I can happily congratulate them
I won’t love anyone more than you
I have neither the reason nor - the why to deny it one day, no
You won’t find
The wonderful being, - the perfect one
Who surpasses this love - and in fact
Gives you everything and - more than I gave
It would have to be
Someone who, like me, - isn’t a disaster
You see, you sent me - to the trash
And I can still think
That you won’t love anyone - the way you loved me
Who will you love - more than me?
Tell me, so I can send them - my psychologist
After living by your side
In two or three things, they’ll have to be - my equal
But no, you won’t find
The wonderful being - the perfect one
Who surpasses this love - and in fact
Gives you everything and - more than I gave
It would have to be
Someone who, like me, - isn’t a disaster
You see, you sent me - to the dumps
And I can still think - that you won’t love anyone
That you won’t love anyone
The way you loved me
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Vocabulary Meanings

amar

aˈmar

A2
  • verb
  • - to love

felicitar

felisiˈtar

B1
  • verb
  • - to congratulate

maravilloso

maɾaβiˈʎoso

A2
  • adjective
  • - wonderful

perfecto

perˈfekto

A2
  • adjective
  • - perfect

rebasar

reβaˈsar

B1
  • verb
  • - to surpass

entregar

entreˈɣar

A2
  • verb
  • - to deliver

desastre

desasˈtre

A2
  • noun
  • - disaster

basura

baˈsuɾa

A1
  • noun
  • - garbage

tiznada

tiθˈnaða

B2
  • noun
  • - mess

homólogo

oˈmoɣoɣo

C1
  • noun
  • - counterpart

hallar

aˈʎar

B1
  • verb
  • - to find

pensar

penˈsaɾ

A2
  • verb
  • - to think

vivir

biˈβir

A1
  • verb
  • - to live

ser

seɾ

A1
  • verb
  • - to be

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Key Grammar Structures

  • ¿A quién vas a amar más que a mí?

    ➔ Indirect Question with 'a quién'

    ➔ The phrase '¿A quién vas a amar más que a mí?' uses the indirect question structure with 'a quién' to ask 'whom' you will love more than the speaker.

  • Yo a nadie amaré más que a ti

    ➔ Future Tense with 'amaré'

    ➔ The verb 'amaré' is in the future tense, indicating a future action: 'I will love no one more than you.'

  • No tengo ni por quién, ni por qué un día negarlo, no

    ➔ Double Negative with 'ni...ni'

    ➔ The phrase uses 'ni...ni' to express a double negative: 'I have neither whom nor why to deny it one day.'

  • Te entregue todo y más de lo que di

    ➔ Subjunctive Mood with 'entregue'

    ➔ The verb 'entregue' is in the subjunctive mood, used in a dependent clause to express a wish or possibility: 'That you give everything and more than what I gave.'

  • Ya ves, a la basura me mandaste

    ➔ Pronoun 'me' as Direct Object

    ➔ The pronoun 'me' functions as a direct object in this sentence: 'You sent me to the trash.'