No Te Debí Besar
Lyrics:
Vocabulary in this song:
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cerrar /θeˈraɾ/ B1 |
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empujar /empuˈxaɾ/ B2 |
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mirando /miˈɾando/ A2 |
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bailar /bajˈlaɾ/ A2 |
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mataror /mataˈoɾ/ C2 |
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dolor /doˈloɾ/ A2 |
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sonaba /soˈnaβa/ B1 |
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bailaba' /baiˈlaɣa/ A2 |
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hipnotizar /ipnoθiˈθaɾ/ B2 |
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besar /βeˈsaɾ/ A2 |
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controlar /kon.tɾoˈlaɾ/ B2 |
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ley /lei/ A2 |
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fuerte /fweɾte/ B2 |
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Grammar:
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No Te Debí Besar
➔ Conditional Perfect (debí + infinitive)
➔ Expresses regret or something that should not have happened. 'Debí' is the first-person singular conditional of 'deber' (should/ought to). 'Besar' is the infinitive 'to kiss'. Therefore, the phrase means 'I should not have kissed'.
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Todos mirándote bailar
➔ Gerund (bailar) after a verb of perception (mirar)
➔ After verbs of perception like 'mirar' (to watch/look at), 'oír' (to hear), the infinitive (or gerund) is used to describe the action being observed. Here, everyone is watching 'you dancing'.
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Te entro como un mata'or
➔ Simile using 'como'
➔ 'Como' is used to make a comparison. Here, 'Te entro' (I approach you) is being compared to 'un mata'or' (a bullfighter), suggesting a confident and aggressive approach.
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Tu cariño es como un mal dolor
➔ Simile using 'como'
➔ Again, 'como' is used for comparison. 'Tu cariño' (your affection) is being compared to 'un mal dolor' (a bad pain), implying the affection is unpleasant or difficult to deal with.
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Siempre ha sido difícil de imitar
➔ Present Perfect (ha sido) + Passive Infinitive (de imitar)
➔ 'Ha sido' is the present perfect of 'ser' (to be), and 'de imitar' indicates something that can be/is imitated. Combined, it means 'It has always been difficult to be imitated' or more naturally 'It has always been difficult to imitate'.
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No debiste acercarte, no
➔ Conditional Perfect (debiste + infinitive) with negation
➔ 'No debiste' is the negative form of 'debiste' (you should have), which is the second-person singular conditional of 'deber' (should/ought to). 'Acercarte' is the reflexive infinitive 'to approach'. Therefore, the phrase means 'You should not have approached'.