Spanish Songs, Translated

Bruno Mars goes full Spanish romantic

When Bruno Mars drops a Spanish track, you pay attention.

“Lo Arriesgo Todo,” from his new album The Romantic, leans into something he has always done well:

big, unapologetic love.

But this time, it is stripped down and direct.

No metaphors hiding behind cleverness.
No irony.

Just:

I would do anything for you.

The writing here feels almost old-school:

• dramatic promises
• impossible gestures
• devotion without hesitation

It reads like a modern bolero with pop polish.

1. Bruno Mars goes full Spanish romantic
2. Listen to the song
3. Lo Arriesgo Todo – Spanish Lyric Translation
4. Why this song works (even if it is simple)
5. Learn Spanish Vocabulary Through This Song
6. Spanish Grammar Breakdown Made Simple
7. Quick Quiz
8. Want to learn Spanish through music?

Listen to the song

Lo Arriesgo Todo – Bruno Mars

Lo Arriesgo Todo – Spanish Lyric Translation

Yo por tener
For me to have

Tu corazón
Your heart

La estrella más lejana
The farthest star

Te la doy
I will give it to you

Haré todo
I will do everything

Todo lo que pidas tú
Everything you ask for

Pídeme la luna
Ask me for the moon

Yo aprendo a volar
I will learn to fly

Por tu amor no hay montaña
For your love there is no mountain

Que no pueda escalar
That I cannot climb

Es loco pero sí
It is crazy but yes

Yo te quiero así
I love you like this

Lo arriesgo todo por ti
I risk everything for you

Tomar tu mano
To hold your hand

Hacerte mía
To make you mine

Quiero ser solo yo
I want to be the only one

El hombre de tu vida
The man of your life

Yo haré todo
I will do everything

Todo lo que pidas tú
Everything you ask for

Sobre fuego caminar
To walk over fire

Para a tu lado estar
To be by your side

Tu corazón herido
Your wounded heart

Yo lo puedo curar
I can heal it

Es loco pero sí
It is crazy but yes

Yo te quiero así
I love you like this

Lo arriesgo todo por ti
I risk everything for you

Cruzaría todo el mar para abrazarte
I would cross the entire sea to hug you

Doy mi vida solo por besarte
I give my life just to kiss you

Yo no voy a parar
I am not going to stop

Hasta demostrar
Until I prove

Que te puedo amar
That I can love you

Pídeme la luna
Ask me for the moon

Yo aprendo a volar
I will learn to fly

Por tu amor no hay montaña
For your love there is no mountain

Que no pueda escalar
That I cannot climb

Es loco pero sí
It is crazy but yes

Yo te quiero así
I love you like this

Lo arriesgo todo por ti
I risk everything for you

Es loco pero sí
It is crazy but yes

Yo te quiero así
I love you like this

Lo arriesgo todo por ti
I risk everything for you

Why this song works (even if it is simple)

This song is not trying to be clever.

It is trying to feel big.

And it does that through classic romantic exaggeration:

• “La estrella más lejana te la doy”
• “Pídeme la luna”
• “Sobre fuego caminar”

These are not literal promises.
They are emotional intensifiers.

In Spanish music, this kind of writing is everywhere:

Love = doing the impossible

For learners, this is gold because:

• the grammar is clean
• the vocabulary is repetitive
• the structure is easy to follow

Learn Spanish Vocabulary Through This Song

Word / Phrase	Meaning	Context	Example
arriesgar	to risk	Lo arriesgo todo	Arriesgo todo por ti
pídeme	ask me (command)	Pídeme la luna	Pídeme ayuda
escalar	to climb	Escalar montaña	Escalar una meta
curar	to heal	Curar corazón	Curar una herida
demostrar	to prove	Demostrar amor	Demostrar interés

Spanish Grammar Breakdown Made Simple

Structure	Explanation	Example	New Example
Future tense	actions you will do	Haré todo	Haré lo mejor
Present tense intensity	emotional truth	Te quiero	Te quiero mucho
Imperative (command)	giving instruction	Pídeme	Dime
“No hay…” structure	absence	No hay montaña	No hay problema
Infinitive after preposition	purpose	Para abrazarte	Para ayudarte

Quick Quiz

1. “Arriesgo” means:

A. I forget
B. I risk
C. I wait
D. I change

2. “Pídeme” is:

A. Past tense
B. Command form
C. Future tense
D. Conditional

3. “Escalar” means:

A. To run
B. To fall
C. To climb
D. To jump

4. “Curar” means:

A. To break
B. To heal
C. To hide
D. To leave

5. “No hay montaña” means:

A. There is a mountain
B. There was a mountain
C. There will be a mountain
D. There is no mountain

Answers:
1-B
2-B
3-C
4-B
5-D

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