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No alcanzo a comprender 00:39
La vanidad del hombre 00:45
Y aún mantengo la esperanza 00:51
Aún espero un nuevo amanecer 00:57
No acierto a adivinar 01:05
El tiempo que nos queda 01:11
Y aún, mantengo la esperanza 01:16
Vivir, futuro en el que el ser humano 01:22
No destruya más 01:29
Mil años de dolor 01:33
Se me escapa la vida 01:40
Entre los dedos 01:43
Y un milagro llegará 01:45
Presiento, anhelo 01:49
Espero un mundo mejor 01:53
Fin que no llegará 02:01
02:07
Incomprensión al ver 02:34
La angustia de la tierra 02:41
Un mar que viste negra oscuridad 02:46
Dolor, inmensa nube cubre el cielo 02:52
No llego a entender 03:00
La hipocresía humana 03:06
Al ver la lucha entre opuestos 03:11
Por qué, si somos todos hijos 03:18
De una misma madre 03:23
Y son 03:27
Mil años de dolor 03:29
Se me escapa la vida 03:35
Entre los dedos 03:38
Y un milagro llegará 03:40
Presiento, anhelo 03:45
Espero un mundo mejor 03:48
Fin que no llegará 03:56
04:03
Gritos de rabia, desesperación 04:38
El mundo no puede con tanto dolor 04:44
Caminas cegado por el resplandor 04:50
De un nuevo día que no llegará 04:57
Miles de muertes, ninguna razón 05:04
Cargados de odio sembrando rencor 05:10
Gritos de rabia, desesperación 05:17
El mundo no puede con tanto dolor 05:22
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Esperanza – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English

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Dive into the powerful world of Spanish Symphonic Metal with Stravaganzza's 'Esperanza.' This track is an excellent way to learn high-level Spanish vocabulary related to abstract concepts like 'vanidad' (vanity), 'angustia' (anguish), and 'incomprensión' (incomprehension). What makes the song special is its dramatic fusion of heavy, dark metal with complex orchestral arrangements, providing a rich, theatrical soundscape for its central theme: maintaining hope despite a pre-apocalyptic view of humanity.

[English]
I can't understand
The vanity of man
And I still keep hope
I still hope for a new dawn
I fail to guess
The time we have left
And still, I keep hope
To live, a future where humanity no longer destroys
Life slips away from me
A thousand years of pain
Life slips away from me
Through my fingers
And a miracle will come
I sense, I yearn
I hope for a better world
An end that will not come
...
Incomprehension when seeing
The anguish of the earth
A sea shrouded in black darkness
Pain, an immense cloud covers the sky
I can't understand
Human hypocrisy
Seeing the struggle between opposites
Why, if we are all children
Of the same mother
And they are
A thousand years of pain
Life slips away from me
Through my fingers
And a miracle will come
I sense, I yearn
I hope for a better world
An end that will not come
...
Cries of rage, desperation
The world can't bear so much pain
You walk blinded by the glow
Of a new day that will never come
Thousands of deaths, no reason
Loaded with hate, sowing resentment
Cries of rage, desperation
The world can't bear so much pain
...
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Key Vocabulary

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Vocabulary Meanings

esperanza

/espeˈɾansa/

B1
  • noun
  • - hope

vanidad

/baˈniðað/

C1
  • noun
  • - vanity, excessive pride in one's appearance or abilities

amanecer

/a.ma.neˈθeɾ/

B2
  • noun
  • - dawn, sunrise
  • verb
  • - to begin to become light; to dawn

dolor

/doˈloɾ/

B1
  • noun
  • - pain, suffering

milagro

/miˈlaɣɾo/

B2
  • noun
  • - miracle, an extraordinary and welcome event

presiento

/pɾeˈsjento/

B2
  • verb
  • - I sense, I have a presentiment

anhelo

/aˈnelo/

B2
  • noun
  • - longing, yearning
  • verb
  • - to long for, to yearn

desesperación

/des.es.peɾaˈθjon/

C1
  • noun
  • - despair, hopelessness

resplandor

/res.planˈdoɾ/

C1
  • noun
  • - brightness, radiance, shining light

hipocresía

/i.po.kɾeˈsi.a/

C1
  • noun
  • - hypocrisy, pretended virtue

angustia

/anˈɡustja/

B2
  • noun
  • - anxiety, anguish, deep distress

oscuridad

/os.kuɾiˈðað/

B1
  • noun
  • - darkness

nube

/ˈnuβe/

A1
  • noun
  • - cloud

cielo

/ˈsjelo/

A1
  • noun
  • - sky, heaven

rabia

/ˈraβja/

B1
  • noun
  • - anger, rage

odio

/ˈoðjo/

B1
  • noun
  • - hatred

muerte

/ˈmweɾ.te/

A2
  • noun
  • - death

humano

/uˈmano/

B1
  • adjective
  • - human, pertaining to people
  • noun
  • - human being

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Key Grammar Structures

  • Aún mantengo la esperanza

    ➔ Simple present tense

    ➔ The verb "mantengo" (from "mantener") expresses a current and continuous action — 'I still keep hope'.

  • No alcanzo a comprender

    ➔ Periphrasis with 'a' + infinitive

    "Alcanzo a comprender" means 'I manage to understand'. The structure 'verb + a + infinitive' expresses ability or effort.

  • No acierto a adivinar

    ➔ Periphrasis expressing failure or inability

    "No acierto a adivinar" means 'I fail to guess'. The verb "acertar a" + infinitive expresses success or failure in doing something.

  • Vivir, futuro en el que el ser humano no destruya más

    ➔ Subjunctive in relative clause

    ➔ The verb "destruya" is in the subjunctive mood, used because the future world is uncertain or hypothetical.

  • Se me escapa la vida

    ➔ Reflexive with indirect object pronoun

    ➔ The phrase uses "se me escapa" (life escapes from me). 'Me' shows personal emotional involvement or possession.

  • Presiento, anhelo

    ➔ Elliptical structure with omitted object

    ➔ The verbs "presiento" and "anhelo" stand alone; the expected objects are implied (like 'a better world').

  • Fin que no llegará

    ➔ Future tense in relative clause

    "Llegará" expresses a future event that will not happen. It contrasts hope with inevitability.

  • Gritos de rabia, desesperación

    ➔ Noun apposition for emphasis

    ➔ The nouns 'rabia' and 'desesperación' describe and intensify 'gritos' (cries), emphasizing emotion.

  • Caminas cegado por el resplandor

    ➔ Past participle used as adjective

    "Cegado" (blinded) modifies the subject 'tú' in 'caminas cegado'. It describes the state caused by 'el resplandor'.