Lyrics & Translation
Dive into the heart of Colombian culture with 'Robarte Un Beso.' This song is a perfect gateway for learners of Spanish to practice romantic vocabulary and rhythmic phrasing, all while experiencing the unique blend of traditional accordion folk and modern pop that makes Colombian music world-famous.
Key Vocabulary
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robar robar A2 |
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beso beso A1 |
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corazón korazon A1 |
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enamorar enamorar A2 |
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alma alma B1 |
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mariposa mariposa A2 |
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canción kansion A1 |
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mirada mirada B1 |
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vallenato ballenato C2 |
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serio serio A2 |
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bailar bailar A1 |
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perder perder A2 |
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gritar gritar A2 |
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palabra palabra A1 |
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ladrón ladron B1 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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Son muchos años que pasaron sin decirte que te quiero
➔ Relative clause / Preposition + Infinitive
➔ The relative pronoun "que" introduces the time passed, and "sin" + "decirte" shows an action that didn't happen.
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No puede ser que no he encontrado todavía las palabras.
➔ Impersonal expression + Subjunctive/Indicative
➔ "No puede ser que" usually triggers the subjunctive, but here the indicative is used for emphasis on a fact.
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Déjame robarte un beso que me llegue hasta el alma.
➔ Imperative + Relative clause with Subjunctive
➔ "Déjame" is the imperative form. "Que me llegue" uses the subjunctive because it describes a desired, non-specific kiss.
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Sé que sientes mariposas, yo también sentí sus alas.
➔ Independent clause + Adverb of agreement
➔ "También" is used to show agreement or similarity between the subject and the speaker.
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Déjame que con un beso nos perdamos los dos.
➔ Imperative + Reflexive verb structure
➔ "Perdamos" is the reflexive "perdernos" conjugated in the first-person plural imperative.
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Yo sé que a ti te gusta que yo te cante así.
➔ Object pronouns + Subjunctive in object clause
➔ The structure "gustar que" + Subjunctive ("cante") is used to express preference regarding another person's actions.
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Cuando estamos juntos, ya no sé qué decir.
➔ Temporal clause with indicative + Interrogative pronoun
➔ "Cuando" refers to a recurring present situation, so the indicative is used. "Qué" introduces an indirect question.
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Déjame robarte un beso que te enamore.
➔ Imperative + Relative clause + Subjunctive
➔ "Enamore" is in the subjunctive mood to express the purpose or the intended result of the kiss.
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