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Roto de añorar tenerte aquí 00:32
Ahora te puedo notar 00:37
te siento a mi lado 00:40
Puedo oir tu voz 00:44
cada conversación 00:47
trozos de tu ser que yo 00:51
llevo siempre conmigo 00:54
...aunque no estés 00:58
Rompiendo los muros del dolor 01:04
encuentro tu esencia 01:10
Lo que nos dejaste al partir 01:13
es más que el recuerdo, 01:19
algo de ti quedó aquí 01:24
Quema en mi interior 01:34
que quedó por decir 01:41
pero ahora sé que mi voz 01:46
te la llevaste contigo 01:49
Un libro, un olor 01:53
un cuadro, un sueño 01:57
lo que compartimos 01:59
es-lo-que-me-lleva-hasta-tí 02:03
Rompiendo los muros del dolor 02:08
encuentro tu esencia 02:13
Lo que nos dejaste al partir 02:16
es más que el recuerdo, 02:21
algo de ti quedó aquí 02:27
Rompiendo los muros del dolor 02:34
encuentro tu esencia 03:14
Lo que nos dejaste al partir 03:17
todo lo que nos haces sentir 03:23
aun en tu esencia 03:32
los lazos que nos unen a ti 03:34
¡a ti! 03:42
Música y letra: Carlos Expósito 03:45
03:46

Tu Esencia – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English

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Lyrics & Translation

Discover the emotive power of Spanish through Stravaganzza's "Tu Esencia." This song offers a beautiful and poignant exploration of love and loss, making it a compelling piece for language learners to connect with universal human experiences. By delving into its poetic lyrics, you can learn rich vocabulary related to emotions and memory, all while being moved by its powerful symphonic metal soundscape. "Tu Esencia" is special for its ability to transform a painful experience into a beautiful and hopeful message of enduring connection.

[English]
Broken from longing to have you here
Now I can feel you
I feel you by my side
I can hear your voice
Every conversation
Pieces of your being that I
Always carry with me
...even if you're not here
Breaking down the walls of pain
I find your essence
What you left us when you departed
Is more than a memory,
Something of you remained here
It burns inside me
What was left unspoken
But now I know that my voice
You took it with you
A book, a scent
A painting, a dream
What we shared
Is what brings me back to you
Breaking down the walls of pain
I find your essence
What you left us when you departed
Is more than a memory,
Something of you remained here
Breaking down the walls of pain
I find your essence
What you left us when you departed
Everything you make us feel
Even in your essence
The bonds that tie us to you
To you!
Música y letra: Carlos Expósito
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Key Vocabulary

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Vocabulary Meanings

esencia

/eˈsen.θja/

B2
  • noun
  • - essence, the intrinsic nature or indispensable quality of something

rompiendo

/rompjen.do/

B1
  • verb
  • - breaking, shattering

muros

/ˈmu.ros/

A2
  • noun
  • - walls

dolor

/doˈlor/

A1
  • noun
  • - pain, sorrow

partir

/parˈtir/

A2
  • verb
  • - to leave, to depart

recuerdo

/reˈkwer.do/

A2
  • noun
  • - memory, recollection

quedar

/keˈðar/

A2
  • verb
  • - to stay, to remain

compartir

/kom.parˈtir/

A2
  • verb
  • - to share

llevar

/λeˈβar/

A1
  • verb
  • - to carry, to take

sueño

/ˈsweɲo/

A1
  • noun
  • - dream

notar

/noˈtar/

A2
  • verb
  • - to notice, to perceive

conversación

/kon.βer.sa.ˈθjon/

A2
  • noun
  • - conversation

lágrimas

/ˈla.ɣɾi.mas/

A1
  • noun
  • - tears

unir

/uˈnir/

A2
  • verb
  • - to unite, to join

lazos

/ˈla.θos/

B1
  • noun
  • - bonds, ties

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Key Grammar Structures

  • Roto de añorar tenerte aquí

    ➔ Verb + de + infinitive (expression of cause or reason)

    ➔ The phrase "de" introduces the infinitive "tenerte" to explain why the speaker feels "Roto" (broken).

  • Ahora te puedo notar

    ➔ Modal verb "poder" + infinitive (ability in present)

    "puedo" is the present‑first‑person form of "poder" followed by the infinitive "notar" meaning "I can notice".

  • te siento a mi lado

    ➔ Verb "sentir" with direct object pronoun (perception verb)

    "te" is the second‑person direct object pronoun attached to "siento", meaning "I feel you".

  • Puedo oir tu voz

    ➔ Modal verb "poder" + infinitive without accent (regional spelling of "oír")

    "oir" is the infinitive of "oír" (to hear) written without the accent, commonly seen in song lyrics.

  • trozos de tu ser que yo llevo siempre conmigo

    ➔ Relative clause with "que" + present tense verb

    "que" introduces the relative clause "que yo llevo siempre conmigo", where "llevo" is present tense meaning "that I carry".

  • ...aunque no estés

    ➔ Subjunctive after "aunque" (concessive conjunction)

    "estés" is the present subjunctive of "estar" used after "aunque" to express "even if you are not".

  • Rompiendo los muros del dolor encuentro tu esencia

    ➔ Gerund phrase functioning as adverbial modifier

    "Rompiendo" (breaking) modifies the main clause "encuentro tu esencia" indicating how the action occurs.

  • Lo que nos dejaste al partir es más que el recuerdo

    ➔ Relative pronoun "lo que" + verb phrase; comparative structure "más que"

    "Lo que" means "what/that which". The clause "es más que el recuerdo" uses the comparative "más que" (more than).

  • algo de ti quedó aquí

    ➔ Past simple "quedó" expressing a completed action in the past

    "quedó" is the third‑person singular preterite of "quedar", meaning "remained" or "stayed".