cantar en vivo
sing live
The Spanish phrase 'cantar en vivo' translates to 'sing live' in English. This phrase is commonly used to talk about musicians or artists who are performing their song vocally in front of an audience at that very moment, as opposed to delivering a prerecorded performance. 'Cantar' means 'to sing,' 'en' means 'in,' and 'vivo' means 'live.'
Example sentences using: cantar en vivo
Sueño cantar en vivo en un gran escenario algún día
I dream of singing live on a big stage one day
This sentence expresses a dream or aspiration with the word 'sueño' meaning 'I dream'. Combined with the action 'cantar en vivo' (singing live), the sentence conveys a desire to perform live in front of an audience.
Voy a cantar en vivo en el concierto de mañana
I'm going to sing live at tomorrow's concert
This sentence uses future tense to express an action that will happen. 'Voy a' announces an intention or plan, followed by the action 'cantar en vivo' (sing live), indicating the speaker's role in a future concert.
Es difícil cantar en vivo sin ensayar
It's hard to sing live without rehearsing
This sentence uses the adjective 'difícil' (hard) to describe the action of 'cantar en vivo' (sing live) without rehearsing. This highlights how challenging a live performance can be without proper practice.