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Demasiado ruido 00:23
Mucha gente me dispara duro con la metralleta 00:24
Demasiado puro nena, te lo juro 00:27
Me acorralan si me quedo quieta 00:29
Pica rabia pica mucho 00:31
Pican los mosquitos 00:32
Pican como la sriracha 00:33
Pica la rabia no saben rascar 00:35
La bronca que les da esta guacha 00:36
Los ojitos como Bowie 00:38
Uno negro y otro azul 00:40
Cuando me pongo triste 00:43
Me cambian de color a full 00:44
La manteca como Biggie 00:46
Yo le pongo mermelada 00:48
Lo que ves es lo que soy 00:50
No le debo a nadie nada 00:52
No dejes que el ruido te confunda 00:54
Guarda tu cadena con la funda 00:58
No todo lo que te pesa en el cuello es oro 01:01
No todo el mundo cuida su tesoro 01:05
La mentira se disfraza de perra empaquetada 01:09
Pelo sedoso, tetas paradas 01:12
Labio de lujo 01:14
Sobre de coca 01:15
Diente de plata 01:16
Tomate tacón 01:17
El diablo te vio a la noche 01:19
Con la cara metida hundida 01:20
Gritando contra el almohadón 01:21
Pureza en el alma sale caro 01:25
Pierde money gana guita 01:27
Esto es latinoamérica 01:28
Entérate carajo, muñequita 01:30
La mentira viaja en business 01:32
En avión con las ojotas de Gucci 01:34
Domina la Televisión 01:36
Va de angelito Fiorucci 01:38
Suena Funy Valentine 01:40
Nada está del todo fine 01:42
Pero tengo Espidifen 01:44
En la cartera de Balmain 01:46
Suena Funy Valentine 01:48
Nada está del todo fine 01:50
Pero tengo Espidifen 01:51
En la cartera de Balmain 01:53
No se me caen los anillos 01:57
Cash, cash, cash 02:01
Estoy jodida pero yo hago que se vea sencillo 02:03
Se llama mentira 02:08
No fabrico serotonina 02:11
Así que la microdosis me la fabricará 02:12
Radiografía en la esquina 02:15
Del back con el flash de la cámara 02:16
Puedo pintar un Picasso 02:18
Fumándome un faso 02:19
Con el cepillo de la máscara 02:20
Hoy recibí un e-mail que decía 02:22
Que la mentira a mí me matará 02:24
Si algo no funciona no se arregla como antes 02:25
Solo con la cinta Scotch 02:28
Te pasaste toda la noche buscando soluciones 02:29
En la Macintosh 02:32
Miro a los ojos del gato nena lo miro y sé que me miente 02:33
La mentira lo dopó, lo dopó, lo dopó y no se acordaba de niente 02:37
Tu tesoro es sagrado y lo sagrado es holy 02:41
Como los botines de Maradona 02:43
Lloro salado, lloro una bocha lloro 02:45
Como lloraba la Madonna 02:48
No te regales así ‘che’ 02:49
No te arrepientas 02:51
Cuando tu vieja te pregunte si sos feliz 02:52
Te pido que no le mientas 02:55
No dejes que el ruido te confunda 02:57
Guarda tu cadena con la funda 03:01
No todo lo que te pesa en el cuello es oro 03:04
No todo el mundo cuida su tesoro 03:08

LA MENTIRA – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English

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Explore the Spanish language through Nathy Peluso's “LA MENTIRA,” a song that masterfully blends sharp social commentary with rich cultural references. This track offers a unique opportunity to learn colloquial expressions and understand a critical perspective on contemporary life, all wrapped in a fiery hip-hop beat. Its clever wordplay and direct address make it a compelling and educational listen for any language learner.

[English]
Too much noise
So many people shooting at me hard with their machine guns
Too pure, babe, I swear
They corner me if I stand still
Anger stings, it stings a lot
Mosquitoes sting
They sting like sriracha
Anger stings, they don’t know how to scratch
The rage this bad girl gives them
Eyes like Bowie
One black, the other blue
When I get sad
They change my color completely
Butter like Biggie
I add some jam
What you see is what I am
I don’t owe anyone anything
Don’t let the noise confuse you
Keep your chain safe with its case
Not everything weighing on your neck is gold
Not everyone takes care of their treasure
The lie dresses up as a packaged bitch
Silky hair, perky breasts
Luxury lips
Coke envelope
Silver tooth
High heels
The devil saw you last night
With your face buried
Screaming into the pillow
Purity in the soul comes at a high price
Lose money, gain cash
This is Latin America
Get it, damn it, little doll
The lie travels in business class
On a plane with Gucci flip-flops
It dominates television
It acts like a Fiorucci angel
Funy Valentine plays
Nothing’s completely fine
But I’ve got Espidifen
In my Balmain bag
Funy Valentine plays
Nothing’s completely fine
But I’ve got Espidifen
In my Balmain bag
I don’t lose my pride
Cash, cash, cash
I’m messed up but I make it look easy
It’s called a lie
I don’t produce serotonin
So the microdose will have to do it for me
X-ray on the corner
From the back with the camera flash
I can paint a Picasso
While smoking a joint
With the mascara brush
Today I got an email saying
That the lie will kill me
If something’s broken, it’s not fixed like before
Just with Scotch tape
You spent all night looking for solutions
On the Macintosh
I look into the cat’s eyes, babe, I look and I know it’s lying
The lie doped it, doped it, doped it, and it forgot everything
Your treasure is sacred, and sacred is holy
Like Maradona’s cleats
I cry salty, I cry a lot
Like Madonna used to cry
Don’t give yourself away like that, ‘che’
Don’t regret it
When your mom asks if you’re happy
I beg you, don’t lie to her
Don’t let the noise confuse you
Keep your chain safe with its case
Not everything weighing on your neck is gold
Not everyone takes care of their treasure
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Vocabulary Meanings

mentira

/miˈn̪tɾa/

A2
  • noun
  • - lie, false statement

ruido

/ˈri.ðo/

A2
  • noun
  • - noise, sound

gente

/ˈxen̪.te/

A2
  • noun
  • - people, folk

disparar

/dis.paˈɾaɾ/

B1
  • verb
  • - to shoot (a weapon)

acorralar

/a.kor.raˈlaɾ/

B2
  • verb
  • - to corner, trap

rabia

/ˈraβja/

B1
  • noun
  • - rage, fury

bronca

/ˈbɾonka/

B1
  • noun
  • - anger, quarrel

cadena

/kaˈðe.na/

A2
  • noun
  • - chain, necklace

oro

/ˈoɾo/

A2
  • noun
  • - gold (metal)

tesoro

/teˈsoɾo/

B1
  • noun
  • - treasure, valuable thing

sedoso

/seˈðoso/

B2
  • adjective
  • - silky, smooth like silk

perra

/ˈpe.ra/

B1
  • noun
  • - female dog; vulgar slang for a contemptible woman

microdosis

/mi.kɾoˈdos.is/

C1
  • noun
  • - micro‑dose, a very small dose of a substance

serotonina

/seɾ.oˈni.na/

C1
  • noun
  • - serotonin, a neurotransmitter

radiografía

/ɾaðiɣɾaˈfi.a/

C1
  • noun
  • - X‑ray, radiograph

pintar

/pinˈtaɾ/

A2
  • verb
  • - to paint, to colour

mentir

/menˈtiɾ/

A2
  • verb
  • - to lie, to tell an untruth

cambiar

/kamˈβjaɾ/

A2
  • verb
  • - to change, to exchange

color

/koˈloɾ/

A2
  • noun
  • - color, hue

triste

/ˈtɾiste/

A2
  • adjective
  • - sad, unhappy

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Key Grammar Structures

  • No le debo <u>nada</u> a nadie.

    ➔ Negative simple present with indirect object pronoun

    ➔ The verb debo is in the present tense and the particle no makes it negative; le is the indirect object pronoun referring to “to whom”.

  • No todo lo que <u>te pesa</u> en el cuello es oro.

    ➔ Relative clause with que + present indicative

    ➔ The verb pesa is in the present indicative, introducing a relative clause that describes “what weighs on you”.

  • Si <u>algo no funciona</u> no se arregla como antes.

    ➔ First‑type conditional (if + present, result + present)

    ➔ The clause algo no funciona uses the present tense to express a real possibility; the main clause no se arregla also stays in the present.

  • Estoy <u>jodida</u> pero yo <u>hago que se vea</u> sencillo.

    ➔ Present progressive + verbo que + subjunctive

    Estoy jodida uses the present progressive to describe a current state; hago que se vea introduces a subordinate clause with the subjunctive se vea after “que”.

  • No <u>se me caen</u> los anillos.

    ➔ Reflexive construction with indirect object pronoun

    Se me caen uses the reflexive pronoun se plus the indirect object pronoun me to indicate that the rings fall off “on me”.

  • Puedo <u>pintar</u> un Picasso.

    ➔ Modal verb + infinitive

    Puedo is a modal verb expressing ability, and it is followed by the infinitive pintar.

  • No dejes que el ruido <u>te confunda</u>.

    ➔ Imperative + subordinate clause with subjunctive

    ➔ The verb dejes is an imperative form (negative “no”) and it triggers the subjunctive confunda in the clause “que el ruido te confunda”.

  • Guarda tu cadena <u>con la funda</u>.

    ➔ Imperative sentence

    Guarda is the second‑person singular imperative of “guardar”, giving a direct command: “keep your chain with the case”.

  • La mentira <u>lo dopó</u>, lo dopó, lo dopó y no se acordó de <u>niente</u>.

    ➔ Preterite tense (simple past)

    ➔ Both dopó and se acordó are in the preterite, indicating completed actions in the past: “the lie doped him, and he didn’t remember anything”.

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