Lyrics & Translation
Dive into the raw and electrifying world of Dillom with "PISO 13." This song is a masterclass in modern Argentine trap, offering a unique opportunity to explore contemporary Spanish slang and authentic expressions of rebellion and internal struggle. Its unfiltered lyrics and horror-infused storytelling make it a compelling and memorable track for language learners seeking a glimpse into a vibrant cultural and linguistic landscape.
Key Vocabulary
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escenario eskeˈnaɾjo B1 |
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recoja reˈkoɾxa A2 |
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rompan ˈrompan A2 |
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pelo ˈpelo A1 |
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platas ˈplatas A2 |
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fumo ˈfumo A2 |
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familia faˈmilja A1 |
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golpes ˈgolpes A2 |
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rota ˈrota B1 |
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asesinar aseˈsinar B2 |
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independientes independjenˈtes B1 |
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mente ˈmente A2 |
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miente ˈmjente A2 |
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cambio ˈkambjo A2 |
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choco ˈtʃoko A2 |
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piano ˈpjano A2 |
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rapero raˈpeɾo B1 |
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conj konx B2 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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en el escenario mi recoja nunca no me rompan la pelo
➔ Imperative mood + Negative construction + Direct Object Pronoun
➔ The sentence uses the imperative mood ("mi recoja" - let me collect) combined with a double negative ("nunca no") for emphasis. "La pelo" is slang for 'my hair', and 'rompan' is the subjunctive form after 'nunca no'.
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Estoy haciendo mucha plata Mario per me la fumo en pipa la levanto en bala
➔ Present Progressive + Indirect Object Pronoun + Reflexive Pronoun + Verb in a figurative sense
➔ This line showcases the present progressive ("Estoy haciendo") indicating an ongoing action. "Mario per me" is a colloquialism, and "la fumo en pipa, la levanto en bala" uses 'fumar' and 'levantar' metaphorically to describe spending money.
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So un boludo con plata que dormí entre la rota de cada roña con gente encima derra me mata.
➔ Subjunctive mood + Relative Clause + Prepositional Phrase + Verb + Pronoun
➔ The use of 'so' (I am) implies a state of being. The phrase 'entre la rota de cada roña' is highly colloquial and describes a very poor environment. 'Derra me mata' is a figurative expression meaning something is overwhelming or destroying him.
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Tengo a mi mente que me mientas mientras me conven que vas a matar genteer
➔ Indirect Object Pronoun + Infinitive Verb + Subjunctive Clause + Conjunction + Subjunctive Clause
➔ The structure 'Tengo a mi mente que...' is a common Spanish construction meaning 'I want my mind to...'. The use of the subjunctive ('mientas', 'vas') indicates doubt or desire. 'Mientras me conven' is a colloquial way of saying 'while it suits me'.
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