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[Música] 00:02
Wow. 00:19
[Música] 00:31
Y si de otro me entero. 00:40
Si te veo te celo. Sé que no es el 00:43
verdadero, es un prisionero. Ya pasé por 00:46
eso y hasta perdí el suelo. En el fondo 00:49
te quiero. 00:52
Trate de por tu sendero, 00:53
pero perdí tus huellas. Quizás debes 00:56
seguir. Lo siento. 00:59
[Música] 01:01
No entiendo por qué lo nuestro es un 01:03
derroche. Es que no he dormido desde 01:04
antenoche. Si te miro no esperes que me 01:07
comportes. Me gustan así como tú las del 01:09
norte. Me pregunto qué es lo que tú te 01:12
cuestionas. Si yo te busco de nuevo, me 01:15
perdonas. diferente sería verte en 01:18
persona. 01:21
[Música] 01:24
[Aplausos] 01:25
[Música] 01:26
Diferente sería verte en persona. 01:27
Sería 01:32
[Música] 01:35
y si de otro me entero. 01:43
Si te veo, teo. 01:46
Sé que no es el verdadero, es un 01:48
prisionero. Ya pasé por eso y hasta 01:50
perdí el suelo. En el fondo te quiero. 01:53
Traté de por tu sendero, 01:56
pero perdí tus huellas. Quizás debes 01:59
seguir. Lo siento. 02:01
Encendíamos la tele y no veíamos la 02:04
peli. 02:08
Eso sabe rico del siempre había un happy 02:09
ending. Tú nunca le quiste una bolsa de 02:13
piel. Siempre estabas ahí siéndome fiel. 02:17
¿Cómo te sientes? No lo sé, pero yo soy 02:20
el culpable. 02:24
Es que tú vives aquí. 02:27
Un 02:32
esa foto en 02:37
que me gastó los pies 02:42
y si de otro me entero. 02:46
Si te veo te celo. Sé que no es el 02:48
verdadero, es un prisionero. Ya pasé por 02:52
eso y hasta perdí el suelo. En el fondo 02:55
te quiero. 02:57
Trate de por sendero, 02:59
pero perdí tus huellas. 03:01
de seguir lo suelo. 03:03
[Música] 03:05
[Música] 03:30
Oh. 03:36
[Música] 03:39
[Música] 03:45
[Música] 04:10
Ah. M. 04:15

Culpable – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English

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Dive into the soulful sounds of Corridos Tumbados with Junior H's 'Culpable.' This song is a perfect gateway to learning contemporary Mexican Spanish, offering a look at emotional vocabulary and modern slang used in the regional music scene today.

[English]
[Music]
Wow.
[Music]
And if I find out about someone else.
If I see you, I get jealous. I know he's not the
real one, he's just a prisoner. I've already been
through that and even lost my footing. Deep down,
I love you.
I tried to follow your path,
but I lost your tracks. Maybe you should
move on. I'm sorry.
[Music]
I don't understand why what we have is such a
waste. It's just that I haven't slept since
the night before last. If you look at me, don't expect me to
act right. I like girls from the north, just like you.
I wonder what it is that you're
questioning. If I come looking for you again, would you
forgive me? It would be different seeing you in
person.
[Music]
[Applause]
[Music]
It would be different seeing you in person.
It would be
[Music]
and if I find out about someone else.
If I see you, I get jealous.
I know he's not the real one, he's just a
prisoner. I've already been through that and even
lost my footing. Deep down, I love you.
I tried to follow your path,
but I lost your tracks. Maybe you should
move on. I'm sorry.
We used to turn on the TV and not even watch the
movie.
That felt so good, there was always a happy
ending. You never wanted a designer
bag. You were always there, being faithful to me.
How do you feel? I don't know, but I am
the guilty one.
It's just that you live here.
A
that photo in
that wore my feet out
and if I find out about someone else.
If I see you, I get jealous. I know he's not the
real one, he's just a prisoner. I've already been
through that and even lost my footing. Deep down,
I love you.
I tried to follow your path,
but I lost your tracks.
to move on, I'm lost.
[Music]
[Music]
Oh.
[Music]
[Music]
[Music]
Ah. M.
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Key Vocabulary

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Vocabulary Meanings

enterar

en.te.'rar

B1
  • verb
  • - to find out / to learn about

celar

se.'lar

B2
  • verb
  • - to be jealous

prisionero

pri.si.'ne.ro

B1
  • noun
  • - prisoner

sendero

sen.'de.ro

B2
  • noun
  • - path / trail

huella

ˈwe.ʝa

B2
  • noun
  • - footprint / trace

derroche

de.'rro.tʃe

C1
  • noun
  • - waste / extravagance

cuestionar

kwes.tjo.'nar

B2
  • verb
  • - to question

perdonar

per.do.'nar

B1
  • verb
  • - to forgive

persona

per.'so.na

A1
  • noun
  • - person

fiel

fjel

B1
  • adjective
  • - faithful / loyal

culpable

kul.'pa.ble

B2
  • adjective
  • - guilty
  • noun
  • - guilty party

piel

pjel

B1
  • noun
  • - skin / leather

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Key Grammar Structures

  • Y si de otro me entero.

    ➔ Conditional 'Si' clause with present indicative

    ➔ The use of "Si" + present indicative indicates a possible or real condition in the present.

  • Ya pasé por eso y hasta perdí el suelo.

    ➔ Preterite tense for completed actions

    ➔ The verbs "pasé" and "perdí" are in the preterite, marking specific, finished events in the past.

  • No entiendo por qué lo nuestro es un derroche.

    ➔ Use of the neuter article 'lo' as a nominalizer

    "lo" + nuestro turns the possessive adjective into a noun phrase meaning 'what is ours' or 'our relationship'.

  • Si te miro no esperes que me comporte.

    ➔ Negative command (imperative) + Subjunctive

    "no esperes" is the negative imperative (Tú form), followed by "que me comporte" in the present subjunctive.

  • Diferente sería verte en persona.

    ➔ Conditional tense to express hypothesis

    ➔ The verb "sería" is in the conditional, suggesting a hypothetical outcome if the action occurs.

  • Tú nunca quisiste una bolsa de piel.

    ➔ Preterite of 'querer' (negative)

    "Quisiste" indicates a definitive choice or desire (or lack thereof) in the past.

  • Siempre estabas ahí siéndome fiel.

    ➔ Imperfect tense + Gerund

    "Estabas" (imperfect) describes a continuous state in the past, combined with "siéndome" to indicate ongoing action.

  • Yo soy el culpable.

    ➔ Use of 'ser' for identity/attribute

    ➔ The verb "soy" (from ser) establishes a permanent attribute or self-definition.