Lyrics & Translation
Dive into the poetic and complex world of Spanish rock with 'Ininteligible' by Robe. As a key track in his solo career, this song offers an abundance of high-level Spanish vocabulary related to philosophy, emotion, and existential reflection. It's a challenging but rewarding piece that will expose you to the intricate, metaphorical language of one of Spain's most respected rock lyricists.
Key Vocabulary
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luz luz A1 |
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Luna Luna A1 |
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amor amor A1 |
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valor valor A2 |
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verdad verdad A2 |
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arriesgar arriesgar B1 |
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ganar ganar A1 |
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perder perder A1 |
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volar volar A1 |
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caer caer A1 |
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naves naves B2 |
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escapar escapar A2 |
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inelegible inelegible C1 |
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describir describir B1 |
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paraíso paraíso B2 |
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ininteligible ininteligible C1 |
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suelo suelo A1 |
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profundo profundo B1 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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Yo ya he visto la luz
➔ Present Perfect
➔ The phrase uses the present perfect tense with 'he visto' to indicate an action that occurred in the past but has relevance to the present.
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Y le rezo a la Luna, por si me ayuda
➔ Subjunctive Mood
➔ The subjunctive mood is used in 'por si me ayuda' to express a hypothetical or uncertain situation.
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Juro decir la verdad, solamente la verdad
➔ Infinitive
➔ The infinitive 'decir' is used after 'juro' to express an action without conjugating it to a specific subject.
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Pero volvería hacerlo igual
➔ Conditional Tense
➔ The conditional tense 'volvería' is used to express an action that would happen under certain conditions.
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Quiero decirte que quemé, todas las naves a la vez
➔ Past Tense
➔ The past tense 'quemé' is used to describe a completed action in the past.
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Nada me detiene y ni me toca
➔ Double Negative
➔ The double negative 'ni me toca' is used to emphasize the absence of an action.
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No hay suelo debajo de mis botas
➔ Present Tense
➔ The present tense 'hay' is used to describe a current state or condition.
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Que ya no hay vuelta atrás
➔ Present Tense with Future Implication
➔ The present tense 'hay' is used here to imply a future condition, indicating there is no going back.
Album: Se nos lleva el aire
Haz que tiemble el suelo
Robe, Roberto Iniesta
Nada Que Perder
Robe
Adiós, cielo azul, llegó la tormenta
ROBE
Ininteligible
Robe
Same Singer
Haz que tiemble el suelo
Robe, Roberto Iniesta
El hombre pájaro
Robe
Haz que tiemble el suelo
Robe
Nada Que Perder
Robe
Adiós, cielo azul, llegó la tormenta
ROBE
Esto no está pasando
Robe
Ininteligible
Robe
Ininteligible
Robe
ININTELIGIBLE
ROBE
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