Uses of the Spanish Word luego

Find examples of text sentences where luego is used as a adverb.

later, later on (at some point in the future)

Examples where the Spanish word luego is used in the sense of later, later on (at some point in the future)

Y luego en el silencio le darás tu cuerpo
... which translates to...
And then in silence you’ll give him your body

can be found in the lyrics of Ahora Quien by Marc Anthony
Y luego en el silencio, deseará tu cuerpo
... which translates to...
And then in silence, he will desire your body

can be found in the lyrics of Ahora Quien by Marc Anthony
No sé pa' qué te vistes, pa' que luego te desvista
... which translates to...
I do not know why you dress up for me to undress you after

can be found in the lyrics of Buenos Días by Wisin, Camilo, Los Legendarios
Luego se hizo al monte con el niño en brazos
... which translates to...
then he took the child and went to the mountain

can be found in the lyrics of Hijo de la Luna by Mecano
Te dejé para luego este maldito ego
... which translates to...
I left you for later, this damn ego

can be found in the lyrics of Me Dedique A Perderte by Alejandro Fernández

Examples where the Spanish word luego is used in the sense of then (afterward)

Y luego en el silencio le dirás "te quiero"
... which translates to...
And then in silence you will say to him "I love you"

can be found in the lyrics of Ahora Quien by Marc Anthony
Y luego te imagino toda regalando el olor de tu piel
... which translates to...
And then I imagine you giving away the smell of your skin

can be found in the lyrics of Ahora Quien by Marc Anthony
Te hago café y luego vemos qué hacemos
... which translates to...
I’ll make you coffee and then we'll see what we do

can be found in the lyrics of Buenos Días by Wisin, Camilo, Los Legendarios
Luego a Cueto voy para Mayarí.
... which translates to...
Then from Cueto I go to Mayari

can be found in the lyrics of Chan Chan by Buena Vista Social Club
Luego al trabajo en un gran almacén,
... which translates to...
Then to work in a big warehouse,

can be found in the lyrics of Cruz de navajas by Mecano