Jugaste y Sufri Eslabon Armado ft. DannyLux Translation Meaning and Lyrics
Song Meaning
'Jugaste y Sufri' means 'You Played and I Suffered' in English. It is a name of a song by 'Eslabon Armado ft. DannyLux' human translated here by a native speaker.
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“Compa'” contraction for “Compadre”, a “Compa'” or “Compadre” is a person you trust very much, someone you can lend your car or give the privilege of watching your kids. Is similar to a best friend but an even more close relationship. Now, people often say “Compa'” or “Compadre” when referring to a good friend or when you are going to speak to someone and you want to be very friendly.
(First-person singular pronoun in the nominative case); I.
(Second person pronoun in singular tense) (informal communication in Spain and Mexico). you; thou (cognate).
transitive to deliver; hand over
everything
why, for what reason
1st Person Singular Indicative Preterite
of the verb entregar
I
gave you
everything
,
why
?
Aligned Translation: I gave you everything, why?
Free Translation: I gave you everything, then why?
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How to learn Spanish with music
Our world dynamics had changed a lot and we are in an age where we have to find new ways to learn as the old methods result difficult to follow and boring. Learning Spanish sitting in a classroom seeing lesson after lesson now could be boring for you and maybe you don’t have the time to be there because you are busy with your job, family, and daily things. Learning Spanish will only take you around one or two hours per day and that time doesn’t have to be boring.
Learning Spanish with music and songs is an innovative way to improve your Spanish little by little every day just listening to songs you like and translating them as you learn the meaning of each word and remember their pronunciation, music has the special ability to make you remember easily all you hear.
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One of the keys when learning Spanish is to repeat over and over what you listen to and what you write, every time you type a repeated word your brain will start to burn it into your memory and each time you write that word you will remember its meaning more quickly, with Cloudlingo this process isn’t boring as you can listen to the song while you do it.
Jugaste y Sufrí English lyrics and meaning
As an example, we are going to review this time a popular song that became one of the most popular Spanish TikTok songs in the last few weeks. Jugaste y sufrí is a song by Eslabón Armado, a group of young boys from California whose original style became popular quickly as their music is a combination of modern Pop and Mexican music.
You can find the full translation of the lyrics above. The video and lyrics show us a boy who is with his girlfriend sitting in a restaurant, however, the girls seem to be more amused by watching her phone and texting her friends than being with her boyfriend. Next, we are revealed by the lyrics that the girl has been cheating on the boy, however, is not already shocked by that but is just disappointed in her.
As the clip progresses, we can see the girl and the boy in different places and how the boy sees silently all the signals on her girlfriend like texting other guys in front of him and looking at other boys with sexy eyes.
At the end of the clip, the boy is with his friends and he says that he is hurt by all that the girl did but he will keep going with his life without her.
Jugaste y sufrí is a good song to listen to when you are sad over a broken relationship or you just feel a little nostalgic about a past love.
The most popular sentences in this song are “Ya no me enojo contigo”, “solo observo y pienso”, "Me decepcionó" which translation will be “I don’t get mad at you anymore,” “I just watch and think”, “She disappointed me”
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Most people find the song lyrics very easy to understand lyrics,
lyrics sung very slowly and it has
very easy to remember verbs and nouns
Most words used are in very common daily usage.RAE
Jugaste y Sufri has 100 BPM (beats per minute)
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RAE Based on a median word frequency of 79 using the frequency database from the Royal Spanish Academy (La Real Academia Española)
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