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Salgo del hotel, me acompañan tre' 00:06
Hoodie y las gafa', y así nadie me ve 00:08
Me creo invisible, el coche tinta'o 00:11
De golpe die' flash y el cora acelera'o 00:13
Mercer con la Prince, salimo' pisa'o 00:16
TMZ detrá', lo' dejamo' atrá' 00:18
Gucci flip-flops, chequeo the opps 00:21
Llueve sobre el top, se resbalan como teardrops 00:24
"La Japonaise", Claude Monet 00:29
Si está feli', yo no lo sé 00:31
Cuchillos que cortan satén 00:33
Cuando I pull up las cámaras shooting like pa-pa-pa-pa 00:36
Oh, yeah 00:41
Cuando I pull up las bitches tan trippin' like yeah-yeah-yeah-yeah 00:42
Oh, yeah 00:46
Lo que tú nunca ves, que 00:47
Se acaba la escena, cae mi melena 00:53
Es el imperio el que destruye 00:55
La emperatriz que lo construye 01:01
Parece que se parte el cielo, pero no importa 01:06
Soy joven, bonita, soy triste y brillante 01:13
Salgo del hotel, me acompañan tre' 01:18
Hoodie y las gafa', y así nadie me ve 01:21
Me creo invisible, el coche tinta'o 01:23
De golpe die' flash y el cora acelera'o 01:26
Sola en el Mirage, voy sin entourage 01:28
Me creo que el mundo es mío 01:31
Si me sale una lágrima, Dios me lo perdone 01:33
Por dar por senta'o tantas bendicione' 01:36
Cuando I pull up las cámaras shooting like pa-pa-pa-pa 01:39
Oh, yeah 01:42
Cuando I pull up las bitches tan trippin' like yeah-yeah-yeah-yeah 01:43
Oh, yeah 01:47
Lo que tú nunca ves, que 01:49
Se acaba la escena, cae mi melena 01:54
Es el imperio el que destruye 01:57
Emperatriz que lo construye 02:02
Parece que se parte el cielo, pero no importa 02:07
Soy joven, bonita, soy triste y brillante 02:14
02:19
Hay un muro entre yo y el mundo 02:22
No quiero que pienses que eso me da orgullo 02:27
Hay un muro entre yo y el mundo 02:33
No quiero que pienses que eso me da orgullo 02:39
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AISLAMIENTO – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English

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Dive into Rosalía's "AISLAMIENTO" and unlock the Spanish language through its evocative lyrics and deep emotional narrative. This song, meaning 'isolation', offers a unique opportunity to learn Spanish vocabulary related to fame, introspection, and personal struggle, while appreciating Rosalía's masterful storytelling and genre-bending artistry.

[English]
I leave the hotel, with three companions by my side
Hoodie and shades, so no one can see me
I feel invisible, in my tinted car
Suddenly ten flashes, my heart races
Mercer and Prince, we speed off
TMZ chasing, we leave them behind
Gucci flip-flops, checking the opps
Rain on my top, sliding like teardrops
"La Japonaise," Claude Monet
If they’re happy, I don’t know
Knives that cut through satin
When I pull up, cameras snapping like pa-pa-pa-pa
Oh, yeah
When I pull up, the girls freaking out like yeah-yeah-yeah-yeah
Oh, yeah
What you never see is that
The scene ends, my hair falls
It’s the empire that destroys
The empress who rebuilds
It feels like the sky is splitting, but it doesn’t matter
I’m young, beautiful, sad, and radiant
I leave the hotel, with three companions by my side
Hoodie and shades, so no one can see me
I feel invisible, in my tinted car
Suddenly ten flashes, my heart races
Alone in the Mirage, no entourage with me
I feel like the world is mine
If a tear falls, may God forgive me
For taking so many blessings for granted
When I pull up, cameras snapping like pa-pa-pa-pa
Oh, yeah
When I pull up, the girls freaking out like yeah-yeah-yeah-yeah
Oh, yeah
What you never see is that
The scene ends, my hair falls
It’s the empire that destroys
The empress who rebuilds
It feels like the sky is splitting, but it doesn’t matter
I’m young, beautiful, sad, and radiant
...
There’s a wall between me and the world
I don’t want you to think that makes me proud
There’s a wall between me and the world
I don’t want you to think that makes me proud
...
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Vocabulary Meanings

aislamiento

ai.sla.ˈmjen.to

B1
  • noun
  • - state of being isolated or separated from others

acompañan

a.kom.pa.ˈɲan

A2
  • verb
  • - to go with someone or something

hoodie

ˈhu.di

A1
  • noun
  • - hooded sweatshirt

gafa

ˈɡa.fa

A1
  • noun
  • - glasses, spectacles

invisible

in.bi.ˈsi.βle

A2
  • adjective
  • - unable to be seen

coche

ˈko.tʃe

A1
  • noun
  • - car, automobile

acelera'o

a.θe.le.ɾa.ˈo

A2
  • adjective
  • - accelerated, speeding up

pisa'o

pi.sa.ˈo

B1
  • adjective
  • - going at high speed

resbalan

re.zβa.ˈlan

A2
  • verb
  • - to slide, to slip

cuchillos

ku.ˈtʃi.ʎos

A1
  • noun
  • - knife, cutting tool

imperio

im.pe.ˈɾjo

B1
  • noun
  • - large territory governed by an emperor

emperatriz

em.pe.ɾa.ˈtɾiθ

B1
  • noun
  • - woman who rules an empire

orgullo

or.ˈɡu.ʎo

A2
  • noun
  • - feeling of pride

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Key Grammar Structures

  • Salgo del hotel, me acompañan tre'

    ➔ Use of the pronoun 'me' with the verb 'acompañan'

    ➔ The pronoun 'me' is used as an indirect object pronoun, indicating that the action of 'acompañan' (accompany) is being done to or for the speaker.

  • Me creo invisible, el coche tinta'o

    ➔ Use of reflexive verb 'creo'

    ➔ The verb 'creo' is reflexive, indicating that the action is performed by the subject on themselves. Here, 'me creo' means 'I consider myself'.

  • De golpe die' flash y el cora acelera'o

    ➔ Use of apostrophe for contraction ('die', 'acelera'o')

    ➔ The apostrophe is used to contract words, such as 'die' for 'diez' (ten) and 'acelera'o' for 'acelerado' (accelerated).

  • Se acaba la escena, cae mi melena

    ➔ Use of the pronoun 'mi' with possessive meaning

    ➔ The pronoun 'mi' is used to indicate possession, meaning 'my' in 'cae mi melena' (my hair falls).

  • Soy joven, bonita, soy triste y brillante

    ➔ Use of coordinating conjunction 'y' (and)

    ➔ The conjunction 'y' is used to join adjectives describing the subject, such as 'joven' and 'bonita', and 'triste' and 'brillante'.

  • Hay un muro entre yo y el mundo

    ➔ Use of preposition 'entre' (between)

    ➔ The preposition 'entre' is used to indicate a relationship between two entities, in this case, 'yo' (I) and 'el mundo' (the world).