Se andentra--What does it mean?

Question

What does se andentra mean? I've looked in dictionaries, and I've used countless translation sites on the computer, and I haven't been able to come up with a translation. I've also tried looking up andentrarse to no avail.

If you would be so kind, please interpret the following text:

Nació en 1973 en Purullena, Granada. Actualmente, como una dimensión más ... poeta, por su camino de palabras, se andentra más rápido en el sendero de la luz. ...

Answer 1

Always welcome, Warren, any time....

Answer 2

Thank you. I should know that text that is provided on television and on the internet can be misspelled. You're absolutely right that adentrase makes perfect sense in my text.

Thanks a million because it was driving me crazy that I couldn't find it in any of my Spanish dictionaries, encyclopedias or on any of the good Spanish reference sites on the internet.

Warren

Answer 3

Hi Warren, the word:
andentra

does not exist in Spanish. I is a simple spelling/printing mistake. Adentrarse makes perfect sense in your text.

Answer 4

I haven't misinterpreted the text. I've seen se adentra, but that is not the word I've seen in the text. The partial quote that I had on my initial inquiry was an actual cut and paste job, but I actually saw se andentra in the information section vis-a-vis a television program.

Answer 5

sorry I wrote "en al mar", it's "en el mar"

Answer 6

adentrarse is the verb, double click!

Answer 7

This sounds the most likely Warren. Have you misinterpreted the text'

Answer 8

Hello Warren, I think the right word is "se adentra", you can also look on a translator for the verb: "adentrarse" (to go deep).
For example:
El mono se adentra en la selva cuando hace mucho calor.
Los marineros se adentran en al mar para buscar atunes.
Best regards.