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La Mitad de la Mitad

La La Love You

Language
Spanish
Released
2025
Genre
indie pop
Level
A1+
Difficulty score
382
Duration
3:23

How to study this song

Learning “La Mitad de la Mitad” means 60 entries at A1+ — 22 Spanish words, 5 adjectives and 33 verb forms, every one taken from what the song actually says. Begin with beso, boquita and labios: get those and most of the lines stop being guesswork. This one leans on its verbs: 33 distinct forms against 5 adjectives, so conjugation is where the effort goes. At this level the goal is recognition: hear a word, place it, keep going.

The words of this song, in several languages

Every word below is taken from this song and translated by us. Nothing here is the lyric itself — these are the individual words you need in order to follow it.

Vocabulary

ESENITFRPTNLDE
besokissbaciobaiserbeijokusKuss
boquitalittle mouthboccucciapetite boucheboquinhamondjeMündchen
labioslipslabbralèvreslábioslippenLippen
sonrisasmilesorrisosouriresorriso

What this song teaches you

Level · A1+

Vocabulary words
22
Adjectives
5
Word combos
10
Expressions
9
Verb forms
33
Quiz questions
35

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Background

About the song

Released on 28 November 2025 by Subterfuge Records, «La Mitad de la Mitad» is the single with which the Madrid band La La Love You announced an album for May 2026. It is a love song with one idea, repeated until it becomes a joke about itself: the singer does not ask for a kiss, he asks for a quarter of one, and swears that even that would be enough to make him king of the world. In between he apologises for not listening — he was busy staring at the mouth he is talking about — and ends up promising to build a trophy, a keyring and a vase out of a single kiss.

Did you know?

The last verse measures happiness in football: he would celebrate the kiss the way Spain celebrated Iniesta’s goal, the one that won the 2010 World Cup final. It is the only concrete date in a song that otherwise never says when anything happens.

Charts & streaming

Released 28 November 2025 on Subterfuge Records, with a video the same day. The band presented it as one of the lead singles from the album announced for May 2026, and it became the number one viral track in Mexico ahead of their date at the Auditorio Nacional on 22 May 2026.

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Lächeln

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Adjectives

ESENITFRPTNLDE
lindaprettycarinajolielindamooihübsch

This card holds 4 more adjectives. You meet them when you play the song.

Verb forms

ESENITFRPTNLDE
esisèestéisist
soyI amsonoje suissouik benich bin
serto beessereêtreserzijnsein
estaríanthey would bestarebberoelles seraientestariamze zouden zijnsie wären
tienesyou havehaitu astensjij hebtdu hast
tendríaI would haveavreij’auraisteriaik zou hebbenich hätte
habíaI hadavevoj’avaistinhaik hadich hatte

This card holds 26 more verb forms. You meet them when you play the song.