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Negrita de mis pesares 00:44
Ojos de papel volando 00:47
Negrita de mis pesares 00:48
Ojos de papel volando 00:51
A todos diles que sí 00:53
Pero no les digas cuándo 00:56
Así me dijiste a mí 00:57
Por eso vivo penando 00:59
¿Cuándo me traes a mi Negra 01:04
01:10
Que la quiero ver aquí? 01:58
Con su rebozo de seda 02:00
Que le traje de Tepic 02:02
¿Cuándo me traes a mi Negra 02:05
Que la quiero ver aquí? 02:08
Con su rebozo de seda 02:09
Que le traje de Tepic 02:10
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Son de La Negra – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English

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Lyrics & Translation

Immerse yourself in the vibrant sounds of Mexico with 'El Son de la Negra' by Mariachi Vargas de Tecalitlán. This iconic mariachi piece offers a window into Mexican culture, traditions, and emotional expression, making it a special song to connect with the heart of Mexico through its evocative melodies and heartfelt lyrics.

[English]
Dark girl of my sorrows
Paper-eyed flying
Dark girl of my sorrows
Paper-eyed flying
Tell everyone yes
But don't tell them when
That's what you told me
That's why I keep suffering
When will you bring my black girl
...
So I can see her here?
With her silk shawl
That I brought her from Tepic
When will you bring my black girl
So I can see her here?
With her silk shawl
That I brought her from Tepic
...
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Key Vocabulary

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Key Grammar Structures

  • Ojos de papel volando

    ➔ Prepositional phrase indicating possession and description ('de papel') and present participle ('volando').

    ➔ 'de papel' describes the material ('paper'), and 'volando' describes the action ('flying').

  • Negrita de mis pesares

    ➔ Prepositional phrase indicating possession ('de mis pesares').

    ➔ 'de mis pesares' shows possession of my sorrows or troubles.

  • A todos diles que sí

    ➔ Imperative construction with indirect object ('a todos') and subordinate clause ('que sí').

    ➔ 'a todos' is the indirect object 'to everyone,' and 'que sí' is a subordinate clause meaning 'yes' or 'indeed'.

  • Por eso vivo penando

    ➔ Prepositional phrase ('Por eso') indicating reason, and present tense ('vivo') with gerund ('penando').

    ➔ 'Por eso' explains the reason, and 'vivo penando' means 'I live suffering' or 'I am living in sorrow.'

  • ¿Cuándo me traes a mi Negra

    ➔ Interrogative phrase with present tense ('traes') and indirect object pronouns ('me', 'a mi') enclosing the direct object ('a mi Negra').

    ➔ Asking 'When will you bring my Black girl?', with 'traes' as 'bring', and 'me', 'a mi' as indirect objects.

  • Con su rebozo de seda

    ➔ Prepositional phrase describing possession ('con') and material ('de seda').

    ➔ 'con' indicates 'with,' and 'de seda' specifies the material 'silk.'