La Emperatriz Lyrics in English by Rigoberta Bandini

Below, I translated the lyrics of the song La Emperatriz by Rigoberta Bandini from Spanish to English.
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You are our empress
Now I understand everything
In all the frenzy
I think of you, then I cry
I have forgotten who I was
Before I get on the bull
I search on Google to be happy
They say I should join a choir
Hallelujah, hallelujah, hallelujah
Hallelujah, hallelujah, hallelujah
I don't really know where to go
I have always cared little
I bought a souvenir
In case there is no return
And tonight I think of you
I create an altar because I miss you
I believe in all gods
From Asturias to Kyoto
Hallelujah, hallelujah, hallelujah
Hallelujah, hallelujah, hallelujah
Many more come here
Well you send them
You are our empress
I think I knew
Hallelujah, hallelujah, hallelujah
Hallelujah, hallelujah, hallelujah, hallelujah
Love, what is love?
Love is heaven!
This is a message from Rigo
Your trusted priestess
God bless you
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emperatriz — empress

Emperatriz translates to "empress". It's a regal and powerful word that immediately evokes images of royalty and authority, making it stand out from everyday vocabulary.

In the song, Rigoberta Bandini uses this word to address a significant figure, perhaps a muse or a guiding force, declaring, "Eres nuestra emperatriz" (You are our empress). This elevates the subject to a position of ultimate importance and reverence, making it a captivating word choice for learners.

Rigoberta Bandini's "La Emperatriz" is a really fun and introspective journey! She starts by declaring someone, perhaps a powerful feminine figure or even herself, as "nuestra emperatriz" [our empress] and admits, "Ahora lo comprendo todo" [Now I understand everything]. Amidst all the chaos, she thinks of this empress and cries, suggesting a deep emotional connection or perhaps a release.

She playfully touches on losing herself, saying, "Me he olvidado de quién fui / Antes de subirme al toro" [I've forgotten who I was / Before getting on the bull], which is a funny way to describe taking on a challenge. Then she quips about searching for happiness on Google and being told to join a choir! Rigoberta also shares her spiritual side, believing in all gods "Desde Asturias hasta Kyoto" [From Asturias to Kyoto], and even calls herself your "sacerdotisa de confianza" [trusted priestess]. The song ends with a simple yet profound question, "El amor, ¿qué es el amor?" [Love, what is love?], and a beautiful answer: "¡El amor es cielo!" [Love is heaven!]. It's a song about finding understanding, a bit of self-discovery, and a lot of love, all wrapped up in her signature quirky style.

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