veras a mi.
I'm having trouble making sense of this sentence. "Veras a mi lo que me va es tumbarte en el suelo."
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I'm just guessing here, it's probably an idiom or something. I think it means:
Truly, that which makes me go knocks you to the ground.
In other words, I thrive on challenges that would make you fail.
I'd love to hear what an advanced/native speaker says.
Hmmm, appears to be a song by Maldita Nerea entitled COSAS QUE SUENAN A... guess one could pull up all the lyrics and go from there. This is at least the stanza it's from:
Veras a mi lo que me va es tumbarte en el suelo ~ Para decir con la mirada lo que con mi voz no puedo ~ Ya no seremos nunca extraños ~ Ya no seré quien siempre te lo dice
The line in question seems to say: Really, to me what I will (wish), is to lie (knock you down) you on the ground... my best effort! ![]()
You see, what suits me (would suit me) is (would be) to knock you down to the ground.
Incidentally, very reminiscent of Matchbox's PUSH, as their chorus goes something like this:
I wanna push you around, I will, I will ~ I wanna push you down, I will, I will ~ I wanna take you for granted, I wanna take you for granted, I will
Just so much "violence" in music, right? ![]()