Culpable – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English

• By: Junior H

Lyrics & Translation

Dive into the raw emotions of Junior H's "Culpable," a compelling track that beautifully blends traditional Mexican sounds with modern pop and classical elements. This song offers a rich vocabulary for expressing love, regret, and longing in Spanish, allowing learners to connect with deeply human experiences while appreciating the artistry of a genre-bending artist. Discover the poetic expressions of heartache and self-blame that make this song a unique and special listen.

[English]

[Music]

Wow.

[Music]

[Music]

And if I find out about someone else.

If I see you, I get jealous. I know it's not the

real thing, it's a prisoner. I've already gone through

that and even lost my ground. Deep down

I love you.

I tried to follow your path,

but I lost your footprints. Maybe you should

keep going. I'm sorry.

[Music]

I don't understand why ours is a

waste, it's because I haven't slept since

the night before last. If I look at you, don't expect me to

behave. I like them the way you like the

north, dear. I wonder what it is that

you question yourself about. If I look for you

again, will you forgive me? It would be different

to see you in person.

[Music]

[Applause]

[Music]

It would be different to see you in person.

It would be

[Music]

And if I find out about someone else.

If I see you, I get jealous. I know it's not the

real thing, it's a prisoner. I've already gone through

that and even lost my ground. Deep down

I love you. I tried to follow your path,

but I lost your footprints. Maybe you should

keep going. I'm sorry.

We turned on the TV and didn't watch the

movie.

That always tastes good, a happy …

you never wanted a leather bag for it.

You were always there, staying faithful to me. How

do you feel? I don't know, but I am the

guilty one.

It's just that you live here.

A bad …

that photo in

what wore out my feet.

And if I find out about someone else.

If I see you, I get jealous. I know it's not the

real thing, it's a prisoner. I've already gone through

that and even lost my ground. Deep down

I love you. I tried to follow your path,

but I lost your footprints.

to keep going

[Music]

[Music]

[Music]

[Music]

Ah.

[Spanish]

[Música]

Wow.

[Música]

[Música]

Y si de otro me entero.

Si te veo te celo. Sé que no es el

verdadero, es un prisionero. Ya pasé por

eso y hasta perdí el suelo. En el fondo

te quiero.

Trate de por tu sendero,

pero perdí tus huellas. Quizás debes

seguir. Lo siento.

[Música]

No entiendo por qué lo nuestro es un

derroche, es que no he dormido desde

antenoche. Si te miro no esperes que me

comportes. Me gustan así como tú las del

norte deana. Me pregunto qué es lo que

tú te cuestionas. Si yo te busco de

nuevo, me perdonas. diferente sería

verte en persona.

[Música]

[Aplausos]

[Música]

Diferente sería verte en persona.

Sería

[Música]

y si de otro me entero.

Si te veo te celo. Sé que no es el

verdadero, es un prisionero. Ya pasé por

eso y hasta perdí el suelo. En el fondo

te quiero. Trate de por tu sendero,

pero perdí tus huellas. Quizás debes

seguir. Lo siento.

Encendíamos la tele y no veíamos la

peli.

Eso sabe rico del siempre un happy

tú nunca le quiste una bolsa de piel.

Siempre estabas ahí siéndome fiel. ¿Cómo

te sientes? No lo sé, pero yo soy el

culpable.

Es que tú vives aquí.

Un malo de

esa foto en

lo que me gastó los pies.

Y si de otro me entero.

Si te veo te celo. Sé que no es el

verdadero, es un prisionero. Ya pasé por

eso y hasta perdí el suelo. En el fondo

te quiero. Traté de por tu sendero,

pero perdí tus huellas.

de seguir

[Música]

[Música]

[Música]

[Música]

Ah.

Key Grammar Structures

• Y si de otro me entero.

  ➔ Subjunctive Mood

  ➔ The phrase uses the subjunctive mood with 'si' to express a hypothetical situation: 'If I find out about another.'

• Sé que no es el verdadero, es un prisionero.

  ➔ Present Indicative

  ➔ The verb 'sé' (I know) is in the present indicative, stating a fact: 'I know he is not the real one, he is a prisoner.'

• Ya pasé por eso y hasta perdí el suelo.

  ➔ Preterite Tense

  ➔ The preterite tense is used to describe completed actions in the past: 'I already went through that and even lost my footing.'

• Trate de por tu sendero, pero perdí tus huellas.

  ➔ Past Perfect

  ➔ The past perfect is used to describe an action that occurred before another past action: 'I tried to follow your path, but I lost your tracks.'

• Diferente sería verte en persona.

  ➔ Conditional Mood

  ➔ The conditional mood is used to express a hypothetical result: 'It would be different to see you in person.'

• Encendíamos la tele y no veíamos la peli.

  ➔ Imperfect Tense

  ➔ The imperfect tense describes ongoing or habitual actions in the past: 'We used to turn on the TV and not watch the movie.'