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[música] 00:04
[música] 00:13
[música] 00:19
Hace días perdí 00:36
en [canto] alguna cantina 00:39
la mitad de mi alma más el 15 [música] 00:43
de propina. 00:47
No es que sea el alcohol [música][canto] 00:50
la mejor medicina, 00:54
pero ayuda a olvidar 00:58
cuando no ves [canto][música] la salida. 01:01
Hoy te intento contar [música] 01:05
que todo va bien, aunque no te lo creas, 01:08
aunque a estas alturas [música] un 01:13
último esfuerzo no valga la pena. 01:16
Hoy [música] los buenos recuerdos 01:20
secan por las escaleras [música] 01:24
y tras varios tequilas las nubes se van, 01:28
pero el sol no regresa. [canto] 01:32
Sueños de habitación 01:35
de un hotel de carretera 01:38
y unas gotas [música] de lluvia 01:43
que guardo en [canto] esta maleta. 01:46
[música] 01:49
Ruedan por el colchón [canto] 01:50
de mi cama ya desierta. [música] 01:53
Es la mejor solución 01:58
para el dolor de cabeza. [música][canto] 02:02
Hoy te intento contar que todo va bien, 02:05
aunque no te lo [música] creas, 02:09
aunque a estas alturas un último 02:13
[música] esfuerzo no valga la pena. 02:16
Hoy los [música] buenos recuerdos 02:20
se caen por las escaleras 02:24
y tras varios tequilas las nubes 02:28
[música] se van, pero solo regresa. 02:31
Hoy te intento contar [música] que todo 02:49
va bien, aunque no te lo creas, [música] 02:51
aunque a estas alturas un último 02:56
esfuerzo no valga la pena. 02:59
Hoy los buenos [música] recuerdos 03:04
secan por las escaleras 03:07
y tras varios tequilas las nubes se van, 03:11
[música] pero el sol no regresa. 03:15
Y tras varios tequilas, las nubes se 03:19
van, pero el sol no regresa. 03:22
[música] 03:26
Y tras varios tequilas, [música] 03:34
las nubes se van, pero el sol no 03:36
regresa. S. [canto] 03:39
[música] 03:42

El Sol No Regresa – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English

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Dive into the emotive world of Spanish Pop Rock with 'El Sol No Regresa.' This song is a beautiful way to learn expressive Spanish vocabulary related to emotions and nature, helping you master the nuance of poetic storytelling in a foreign language.

[English]
[music]
[music]
[music]
A few days ago I lost
in some dive bar
half of my soul plus 15 percent [music]
as a tip.
It’s not that alcohol is [music]
the best medicine,
but it helps me forget
when you can’t see the way out.
Today I try to tell you [music]
that everything is fine, even if you don’t believe it,
even if at this point [music] one
last effort isn't worth it.
Today [music] the good memories
tumble down the stairs [music]
and after a few tequilas the clouds go away,
but the sun doesn't return.
Dreams from a room
in a roadside motel
and a few drops [music] of rain
that I keep in this suitcase.
[music]
They roll across the mattress
of my now deserted bed. [music]
It’s the best solution
for the headache. [music]
Today I try to tell you that everything is fine,
even if you don't [music] believe it,
even if at this point one last
[music] effort isn't worth it.
Today [music] the good memories
tumble down the stairs
and after a few tequilas the clouds
[music] go away, but the sun doesn't return.
Today I try to tell you [music] that everything
is fine, even if you don’t believe it, [music]
even if at this point one last
effort isn't worth it.
Today the good [music] memories
tumble down the stairs
and after a few tequilas the clouds go away,
[music] but the sun doesn't return.
And after a few tequilas, the clouds
go away, but the sun doesn't return.
[music]
And after a few tequilas, [music]
the clouds go away, but the sun
doesn't return.
[music]
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Key Vocabulary

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Vocabulary Meanings

cantina

kan-ti-na

B2
  • noun
  • - bar or tavern

propina

pro-pi-na

A2
  • noun
  • - tip / gratuity

medicina

me-di-si-na

A1
  • noun
  • - medicine

olvidar

ol-bi-dar

A1
  • verb
  • - to forget

salida

sa-li-da

A1
  • noun
  • - exit / way out

esfuerzo

es-fuer-zo

B1
  • noun
  • - effort

recuerdos

re-cuer-dos

A2
  • noun
  • - memories

escaleras

es-ca-le-ras

A1
  • noun
  • - stairs

regresa

re-gre-sa

A2
  • verb
  • - to return / come back

habitación

a-bi-ta-cion

A1
  • noun
  • - room

carretera

ca-rre-te-ra

A2
  • noun
  • - highway / road

maleta

ma-le-ta

A1
  • noun
  • - suitcase

colchón

col-chon

B1
  • noun
  • - mattress

desierta

de-sier-ta

B1
  • adjective
  • - deserted / empty

solución

so-lu-cion

A2
  • noun
  • - solution

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Key Grammar Structures

  • Hace días perdí en alguna cantina la mitad de mi alma

    ➔ Use of 'Hace + time' for duration/past events.

    "Hace" is used here to indicate that the loss happened a number of days ago.

  • No es que sea el alcohol la mejor medicina

    ➔ Subjunctive mood after negative opinion/negation 'No es que'.

    ➔ The verb "sea" is in the subjunctive because the speaker is negating the idea that alcohol is the best medicine.

  • Hoy te intento contar que todo va bien

    ➔ Present Indicative expressing current intent.

    "Intento" shows a current action happening at the moment of speaking.

  • aunque no te lo creas

    ➔ Concessive clause using 'aunque' + subjunctive.

    ➔ The subjunctive "creas" is used because it refers to a hypothetical/uncertain outcome.

  • un último esfuerzo no valga la pena

    ➔ Subjunctive in a relative clause or after a concessive 'aunque' (implied or explicit).

    "Valga" is subjunctive because it is part of a hypothetical concession.

  • se caen por las escaleras

    ➔ Reflexive verb for passive or spontaneous action.

    "Se caen" describes the falling process of the memories.

  • Ruedan por el colchón de mi cama ya desierta

    ➔ Adjective placement and usage.

    "Desierta" functions as an adjective modifying "cama", emphasizing loneliness.

  • las nubes se van

    ➔ Pronominal verb (Irse) indicating departure.

    "Se van" emphasizes the act of leaving/departing completely.