Ecos de Amor – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English

• By: JESSE & JOY

Lyrics & Translation

Dive into the lyrical beauty of Jesse & Joy's "Ecos de Amor" to enhance your Spanish language skills. This romantic ballad, meaning "Echoes of Love," offers a rich vocabulary and emotive expressions centered around love and loss. Its clear pronunciation and relatable themes make it an excellent choice for learners, allowing you to not only grasp new words but also understand the nuances of Spanish sentiment through a globally celebrated hit.

[English]

I woke up in the dark

Still thinking of you

Your trail remains on my pillow

I see your face in front of me

I feel you're still here

My whole body misses you

I can see your shadow in the moon

When my memory lights your way

All the words are worn out now

What’s left between you and me can’t reach the heart

And from my chest, your memory sounds

Everything that was ours are echoes of love, oh, oh

Oh, oh, oh

I’m losing my mind, you speak to me in any song

Your name is in every word

You’re so close and so far away

I only cling to a reflection

I lose you

All the words are worn out now

What’s left between you and me can’t reach the heart

And from my chest, your memory sounds

Everything that was ours are echoes of love

Echoes of love

They sound louder, a little more each time

They echo so much, I can't get used to it

...

All the words are worn out now

What’s left between you and me can’t reach the heart

And from my chest, your memory sounds

Everything that was ours are echoes of love

Echoes of love

Echoes of love

Echoes of love

...

[Spanish]

Desperté en la oscuridad

Sin dejarte de pensar

Sigue tu huella en mi almohada

Veo tu rostro frente a mí

Siento que aún estás aquí

Todo mi cuerpo te extraña

Puedo ver tu sombra en la luna

Cuando mi memoria te alumbra

Ya están desgastadas todas las palabras

Lo que queda entre tú y yo no le alcanza al corazón

Y desde mi pecho suena tu recuerdo

Todo lo que fue de los dos son ecos de amor oh,oh

Oh, oh, oh

Estoy perdiendo la razón me hablas en cualquier canción

Tu nombre está en cada palabra

Estás tan cerca y tan lejos

Me aferro sólo a un reflejo

Te pierdo

Ya están desgastadas todas las palabras

Lo que queda entre tú y yo no le alcanza al corazón

Y desde mi pecho suena tu recuerdo

Todo lo que fue de los dos son ecos de amor

Ecos de amor

Suenan más y cada vez un poco más

Suenan tanto y no me puedo acostumbrar

Ya están desgastadas todas las palabras

Lo que queda entre tú y yo no le alcanza el corazón

Y desde mi pecho suena tu recuerdo

Todo lo que fue de los dos son ecos de amor

Ecos de amor

Ecos de amor

Ecos de amor

Key Grammar Structures

• Sigue tu huella en mi almohada

  ➔ The verb "sigue" is in the present indicative of "seguir," meaning "to follow."

  ➔ It is used to indicate an ongoing action, equivalent to "is following" or "keeps following."

• Todo lo que fue de los dos son ecos de amor

  ➔ The phrase "fue de los dos" uses the preterite "fue," meaning "was" for "belonged to" or "happened to" the couple.

  ➔ It expresses the completed action in the past pertaining to the relationship between the two people.

• Lo que queda entre tú y yo no le alcanza al corazón

  ➔ The verb "queda" is in the present indicative of "quedar," meaning "to remain" or "to be left."

  ➔ It indicates what remains or is left between two people, highlighting a sense of loss or incompletion.

• Suenan más y cada vez un poco más

  ➔ The verb "suenan" is in the present indicative of "sonar," meaning "to sound".

  ➔ It describes sounds becoming louder or more persistent over time, emphasizing increasing intensity.

• Ya están desgastadas todas las palabras

  ➔ The phrase "están desgastadas" uses "estar" in the present indicative, indicating a current state.

  ➔ It expresses that the words are worn out or no longer effective in conveying meaning.

• Todo lo que fue de los dos son ecos de amor

  ➔ The phrase "fue de los dos" uses the preterite "fue" indicating possession or origin in the past.

  ➔ It conveys that what belonged or originated from both of them now constitutes echoes of love.

• Ecos de amor

  ➔ The phrase "ecos de amor" is a noun phrase meaning "echoes of love," using "de" to indicate possession or relation.

  ➔ It poetically describes repeated or distant sounds representing love’s lasting influence.