Lyrics & Translation
Dive into the passion of Bachata with Romeo Santos’s smash hit, “Eres Mía.” This song is a perfect track for learning idiomatic Spanish, particularly phrases of romantic intensity and dramatic expression. Pay attention to the use of possessive phrases like 'eres mía' and 'solo es prestada' to understand a more confident, almost audacious style of romantic Spanish. The distinct, sensual rhythm of the Bachata guitar will also help immerse you in a key part of Latin musical culture.
Key Vocabulary
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informado /in.forˈma.ðo/ B1 |
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aburrido /a.βuˈri.ðo/ B1 |
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fogata /foˈɣa.ta/ B2 |
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celoso /θeˈlo.so/ B1 |
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pirata /piˈɾa.ta/ B2 |
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robaré /ro.baˈɾe/ B1 |
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noche /ˈno.tʃe/ A1 |
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cuarto /ˈkwaɾ.to/ A2 |
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error /eˈroɾ/ A2 |
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dueño /dweˈɲo/ B2 |
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vida /ˈb̥i.ða/ A2 |
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mía /ˈmi.a/ A2 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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Eres mía, mía, mía
➔ Possessive pronoun + 'mí' (my)
➔ 'Eres' is the second person singular form of the verb 'ser' (to be). 'Mía' is the feminine possessive adjective meaning 'mine', indicating possession.
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No te hagas la loca
➔ Reflexive verb conjugation + 'la' (the feminine direct object)
➔ 'No te hagas' is a reflexive conjugation of the verb 'hacerse' (to become), in the imperative form, telling someone not to act in a certain way. 'La' is the feminine direct object pronoun used as the object of the verb.
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Le digo a tu esposo con risas
➔ Indirect object pronoun + 'digo' (I say) + 'a tu esposo' (to your husband)
➔ 'Le' is an indirect object pronoun meaning 'to him/her'. 'Digo' is the first person singular form of 'decir' (to say). The phrase indicates that the speaker is telling someone’s husband something with laughter, possibly jokingly.
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Nunca te vayas a olvidar
➔ Negative subjunctive + 'te vayas' (you leave) + 'a olvidar' (to forget)
➔ 'No te vayas' is the present subjunctive form of 'irse' (to go/leave), used here in a negative context to express a desire or hope that someone not leave. 'A olvidar' introduces the verb 'olvidar' in its infinitive form, meaning 'to forget', suggesting a wish that someone doesn't forget something.
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