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Llévame colgado tu garganta con una 00:07
medalla. Te estiraré mucho. Me encanta 00:09
verte ahogándote. Tu piel se hace azul y 00:12
no te ves tan mal. Tu piel se hace azul 00:15
y no te ves tan mal. Tu piel se hace 00:18
azul y no te ves tan mal. 00:21
[Música] 00:24
Si tan solo pudieras entender 00:52
mil veces te lo explicaré otra vez. Eres 00:55
tan buena pretendiendo que estás bien 00:59
evitar palabras de más excusas inventar 01:03
poderte tocar no puedo parar. Te juro 01:07
que yo no puedo parar. 01:10
Siola no te hubiera dicho yo, jamás 01:14
tendríamos que decir a Dios, no me 01:17
mereces. Yo soy mucho para tu corazón. 01:22
Esta discusión a nada llegará, pues no 01:26
haces ni el mínimo esfuerzo. 01:29
Déjame, déjame opinar. 01:32
[Música] 01:36
Tenemos una cita en el 01:40
quirofano. Vendrá el doctor, me aplicará 01:44
[Aplausos] 01:48
cirugía, me sacará el 01:49
corazón. Trasplante de corazón. 01:52
Ahí te va mi 01:57
[Música] 02:01
dolor. Mentiras dijiste. ¿Sabe por qué? 02:11
Es algo que siempre he querido 02:15
saber. 02:17
Inventaré algún castigo para hacerte 02:19
sufrir. Las cosas no se van a quedar 02:23
así. Permíteme hacerte sufrir, por 02:26
favor, pues no existe el 02:30
[Música] 02:33
amor. Tenemos una cita en el 02:36
quirofano. Vendrá el doctor, me aplicará 02:41
[Aplausos] 02:46
cirugía, me sacará el 02:47
corazón. Transplete el corazón. 02:50
Ahí te da mi dolor. 02:55
[Música] 03:02
[Aplausos] 03:14
Dame el 03:21
dolor. Quiero que sepas que se siente 03:24
para que me pidas perdón. 03:30
Tenemos una cita en el 03:38
quirofano. Vendrá el doctor, me aplicará 03:42
cirugía, me sacará el 03:48
corazón. Trasplante de corazón. 03:51
Ahí te va mi 03:56
dolor. Transplante de corazón. 04:02
Ahí te va mi dolor. Oh. 04:07
[Música] 04:12
[Música] 04:24

Cita en el quirofano – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English

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Dive into the powerful world of PXNDX's "Cita en el quirófano" to explore the depths of emotional pain and desire for understanding in Spanish rock. This song, with its rich metaphorical lyrics about a 'heart transplant,' offers an exceptional opportunity to learn vocabulary related to emotions, relationships, and even medical terms, all while experiencing the raw energy of alternative rock in Spanish. Its passionate storytelling and iconic riffs make it a captivating way to engage with the language and Mexican rock culture.

[English]
Hang me on your throat with a medal. I’ll stretch you out. I love
seeing you drowning. Your skin turns blue and
you don’t look so bad. Your skin turns blue
and you don’t look so bad. Your skin turns
blue and you don’t look so bad.
Your skin turns blue and you don’t look so bad.
[Music]
If only you could understand,
I’ll explain it a thousand times again. You’re
so good at pretending you’re fine,
avoiding extra words, making up excuses,
touching you, I can’t stop. I swear
I just can’t stop.
If I hadn’t told you, we’d never
have to tell God, you don’t deserve me.
I’m too much for your heart.
This argument will lead to nothing, because
you’re not even trying.
Let me, let me speak.
[Music]
We have a date in the
operating room. The doctor will come, perform
[Applause]
surgery, take out my
heart. Heart transplant.
There goes my
[Music]
pain. You lied. Do you know why?
It’s something I’ve always wanted
to know.
I’ll invent some punishment to make you
suffer. Things won’t stay like this.
Let me make you suffer, please, because
love doesn’t exist.
[Music]
We have a date in the
operating room. The doctor will come, perform
[Applause]
surgery, take out my
heart. Heart transplant.
There goes my pain.
[Music]
[Applause]
Give me the
pain. I want you to know what it feels like
so you’ll ask for forgiveness.
We have a date in the
operating room. The doctor will come, perform
surgery, take out my
heart. Heart transplant.
There goes my
pain. Heart transplant.
There goes my pain. Oh.
[Music]
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Vocabulary Meanings

quirofano

kiˈrofano

B1
  • noun
  • - operating room

cirugía

siɾuˈxi.a

A2
  • noun
  • - surgery

trasplante

tɾasˈplante

B1
  • noun
  • - transplant

ahogándote

a.oˈɣan.do.te

A2
  • verb
  • - to drown

pretendiendo

pɾetenˈdjen.do

A2
  • verb
  • - to pretend

excusas

ekˈku.sas

A1
  • noun
  • - excuses

inventar

im.ben.ˈtaɾ

A2
  • verb
  • - to invent

castigo

kasˈti.ɣo

A2
  • noun
  • - punishment

sufrir

suˈfɾir

A2
  • verb
  • - to suffer

mentiras

menˈti.ɾas

A1
  • noun
  • - lies

discusión

dis.ku.ˈsjon

A2
  • noun
  • - discussion

esfuerzo

esˈfweɾ.θo

A2
  • noun
  • - effort

opinión

o.pi.ˈnjon

A2
  • noun
  • - opinion

dolor

doˈloɾ

A1
  • noun
  • - pain

mereces

meˈɾe.ses

A2
  • verb
  • - to deserve

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Key Grammar Structures

  • Llévame colgado tu garganta con una medalla.

    ➔ Imperative mood

    ➔ The verb 'Llévame' is in the imperative mood, used to give a direct command or request.

  • Si tan solo pudieras entender mil veces te lo explicaré otra vez.

    ➔ Conditional clause

    ➔ The phrase 'Si tan solo pudieras entender' is a conditional clause, expressing a hypothetical situation.

  • Eres tan buena pretendiendo que estás bien.

    ➔ Present participle

    ➔ 'Pretendiendo' is a present participle, used to describe an ongoing action.

  • Te juro que yo no puedo parar.

    ➔ Emphasized subject pronoun

    ➔ 'Yo' is an emphasized subject pronoun, used to stress the subject of the sentence.

  • Tenemos una cita en el quirofano.

    ➔ Present tense

    ➔ The verb 'Tenemos' is in the present tense, indicating a current or habitual action.

  • Ahí te va mi dolor.

    ➔ Indirect object pronoun

    ➔ 'Te' is an indirect object pronoun, indicating to whom the action is directed.

  • Permíteme hacerte sufrir, por favor.

    ➔ Infinitive after verb

    ➔ 'Hacerte sufrir' is an infinitive phrase following the verb 'Permíteme', indicating the purpose of the permission.