A Lo Elvis Lyrics in English by Fondo Flamenco

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Below, I translated the lyrics of the song A Lo Elvis by Fondo Flamenco from Spanish to English.

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However in one guy he got on and started

to sing those words because mine

As far as I was surprised when

The kid took the bus and I could

Show this tire thing

and says valid things you don't have

to wear that there are no shares

On account for that young man but moving

as if you had a certain

Llevarás climbed that stage of small

with so many songs

In any case a double

and she

I have to turn off the radio because you're

a man

So many songs but very few playing

Not bad

But I have to pay for it because it's the

Price an uncle following me

So you're going to see that it is thrown to the ground

are charged

I can't 10

who does not have the style of the 50s

that I'm young but I'm more like if

had 160 and take to his gas stage

since birth

So many songs but few are friends

and she

I have to speak up because it's a prejudice

man

and sings songs but very few

Got

I have to sing because I always

Feeling

I don't know what happened to the

kid but since that night not

seen more without fiction a great

company promised I never thought

Police Half

The songs but few are Christmas

yeah yes yes

I have to pay for the radio because its

Projection squealing

sing songs but very few are the

flowers

if I wear

I have to do something because there is always

a name

and

I like capitals less and more

Peoples

Every tenth of a field more of the way does not

It's nothing false

I'm more and more sleep more fell more

Sevillians and I like it more and more

and sit down to smoke

And I feel like I have so much time that I

I plan to take it

With peace of mind

I don't plan to be overwhelmed by anything

day

to enjoy this life

It only has

listen

EFE

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agobiarme — overwhelm myself

Agobiarme comes from the verb agobiar, meaning to overwhelm, burden, or stress. The reflexive form agobiarme means to overwhelm oneself or get stressed out.

In the song, the artist sings, "No pienso agobiarme por nada" (I don't plan to overwhelm myself for anything). This phrase captures a relaxed, carefree attitude, which is a central theme of the song. It's an interesting word because it expresses a common feeling in a concise and relatable way, making it memorable for learners.

Have you ever felt like an old soul in a young body? Fondo Flamenco's "A Lo Elvis" totally gets it! The song tells the story of a guy who gets on stage and starts singing, surprising everyone because he's young but moves and sings like he's from the 50s. He's got that classic Elvis style, even though he's a young guy, saying things like "soy joven pero soy más como si tuviese 160" [I'm young but I'm more like I'm 160].

He talks about how he's been on that stage since he was born, with "tantas canciones pero muy pocas sonando bien" [so many songs but very few sounding good]. He feels like he has to pay a price for being himself, for being that "prejuicio hombre" [prejudiced man] or maybe just a unique guy. He prefers the quiet of small towns over big cities, enjoying the simple things like sitting and smoking, taking his time to enjoy life. It's all about living life at your own pace and enjoying every moment, even if you're a young guy with an old soul!

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