El Sonidito Hechizeros Band Translation Meaning and Lyrics
Song Meaning
'El Sonidito' means 'The little sound' in English. It is a name of a song by 'Hechizeros Band' human translated here by a native speaker.
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4Complaciendo para todos los bailadores con esta rola que dice
Original Lyrics:
Complaciendo para todos los bailadores con esta rola que dice
to, in order to, so, for (expressing the intended purpose of an action)
all, every
the
dancer
with
this
that
to say, to tell
Simple Gerund
of the verb complacer
3rd Person Singular Indicative Present
of the verb decir
Pleasing
to
all
the
dancers
with
this
song
that
says
8
El sonidito rola English meaning: Rola is a common word in Latin America and it refers to a song, a tune, or a musical piece that is nice to hear and danceable.
Aligned Translation: Pleasing for all the dancers with this role that says
Free Translation: Delighting all the dancers with this tune that goes like this
before an adjectivehow (used as a modifier to indicate surprise, delight, or other strong feelings)
colloquialstupendous
before an adjectivehow (used as a modifier to indicate surprise, delight, or other strong feelings)
colloquialstupendous
How
stupendous
,
how
stupendous
2,5
El sonidito barbaro English meaning: Barbaro – “Barbarian” it’s a word that sometimes can change its meaning to an interjection used to express amazement for something, it could be a bad or good thing, for example.
“Que bárbaro como robaron el banco” – “How surprising the way they stole the bank” see how barbaro its used to express it was “surprising, terrible, etc” the way they stole the bank, now let’s see an example where barbaro is used the opposite.
“Que bárbaro potencial tiene para jugar beisbol” – “What an amazing potential he has to play baseball” see how it changed completely, now barbaro is used to express that he has an “Amazing, incredible” potential.
environment {{q|used with {{m|es|medio}} when talking about nature}}
2nd Person Singular Imperative Affirmative Tuteo
of the verb mirar
Look
just
what a
beauty
of
environment
2
El sonidito nomas English meaning: nomas is one of the most Mexican expressions you can find in Spanish and it isn’t used only in Mexico as it has been adopted in other Hispanic countries. Nomas can be used as “Only, just, merely, or similar words” it can also be used to motivate or emphasize to do something, for example: “Nomás vete a la cama” – “Just go to bed”
Nomas can also be used as “Barely or precisely” For example: “Esperate nomás acabo de llegar a casa” – “Wait I just barely came home”
Now, please note that nomas is a popular word and sometimes people may give it different meanings and interpretations but most of them are always similar so don’t worry, with a little practice you will end up understanding it right.
Aligned Translation: Look at what a cool atmosphere
Free Translation: Just look that nice ambience
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120.06Seguimos bailando con esto que dice
Original Lyrics:
Seguimos bailando con esto que dice
Hechizeros Band El Sonidito meaning and English lyrics explained
El sonidito – “The little sound” is a song by the Mexican band Hechizeros Band. The song was released in December 2008 and it is a Meme song that has traveled all over the internet thanks to its rhythm and tune. El sonidito is also the most popular song by the band although many people have listened the song but never knew the name of the band.
El sonidito doesn’t have a profound lyrics, the lyrics are just a few sentences about hearing how nice and cool is the rhythm of the song so you won't have any trouble translating and understanding the lyrics although there are certain words like “nomás” that may be a little confusing to Spanish learners, however, all the difficult words in the song are explained above in the translation of the lyrics.
El sonidito by Hechizeros Band has passed to history as a Meme song and many will remember it like that so is going to be probably that you have already found this song in videos on the internet. El sonidito is one of those you must know to understand better Spanish culture and if you are the kind of person who loves to know the origin of every Meme on the internet.
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Average Ratings
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
El Sonidito has 154 BPM (beats per minute)
References
RAE Based on a median word frequency of 18 using the frequency database from the Royal Spanish Academy (La Real Academia Española)
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