How to Say ‘Do you like Vetusta Morla?’ in Spain Spanish
¿Te gusta Vetusta Morla?
teh GOOS-tah beh-TOOS-tah MOR-lah
[teh GOOS-tah beh-TOOS-tah MOR-lah]
🇪🇸 In Spain: Vetusta Morla is a well-known Spanish indie band. Asking about music someone's wearing or listening to is a natural, low-pressure opener in Spain.
Phrase Breakdown
¿Te gusta
teh GOOS-tah
Do you like
Literally 'does it please you'. Use 'gusta' for one thing, such as a band name.
¿Te gusta el café?
Do you like coffee?
Words in this phrase
Te
[teh]
to you / you
Indirect object pronoun meaning to you.
Te mando mi contacto por correo.
I'll send you my contact details by email.
gusta
[GOOS-tah]
is pleasing / like
From gustar; used to say that something is pleasing to someone, often translated as 'like'.
Me gusta sentirme parte de un equipo en una empresa con buen ambiente.
I like feeling part of a team in a company with a good atmosphere.
Vetusta Morla?
beh-TOOS-tah MOR-lah
Vetusta Morla? (a Spanish indie rock band)
A popular band from Madrid. 'V' sounds like a soft 'b': 'be-TUS-ta MOR-la'.
Vetusta Morla toca en Madrid.
Vetusta Morla is playing in Madrid.
Words in this phrase
Vetusta
[beh-TOOS-tah]
Vetusta (band name, first word)
First word of Vetusta Morla, a popular Spanish indie rock band from Madrid.
Vetusta Morla toca esta noche.
Vetusta Morla plays tonight.
Morla
[MOR-lah]
Morla (band name, second word)
Second word of the band's name, which comes from the old turtle in The NeverEnding Story.
Me encanta la música de Vetusta Morla.
I love Vetusta Morla's music.
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