Spanish Tattoos

Karol G

Karol G has a tattoo on her right upper arm in Spanish saying “Venecete a ti misma” which can be translated to “defeat yourself”

When you defeat yourself, there will be no sun to burn you, no rain to soak you, no wind to stop you, no mountain that will not yield to your steps … The only thing that can stop you is YOUR OWN WILL!

– Karol said on her Instagram account:
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Jesy Nelson

Jesy Nelson got three tattoos on her right hand all at once in January 2018.  Her middle finger knuckle says “amor” which means “love” in Latin, Spanish, and Portuguese.

On her index finger and ring finger are the letters “E” and “J.”  These initials are a bit of a mystery since her boyfriend’s name is Harry James.  It doesn’t match any of her family members either — her parents and siblings all have names that start with a letter “J.”  The “J” might stand for Jesy, but we don’t know who or what the “E” represents.

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Becky G

Becky G has a tattoo on her left wrist which says “Familia” — the Spanish word for family. She comes from a Spanish-speaking Mexican-American family and is very in-touch with her heritage. “Although my Spanish is flawed and I didn’t grow up in Mexico, I take pride in my roots. My family’s history and the fact that all the traditions and morals passed down have shaped me to be who I am today is what it means to be a second-generation-born Mexican-American for me,” she told PopSugar.

She got this tattoo from artist Dr Woo in September 2016 at the same time as the dragonfly on her side. “My tattoos went well. I was not in pain. I felt very relaxed, very calm. And I think it’s because I waited for the right person to do them. It was tattoos that I was very, very sure of and I just felt really right about it,” she said in a Q&A video. She’d been planning both of her tattoos for a long time and tweeted about wanting a cursive “Familia” tattoo back in April 2016.

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Amber Heard

Amber Heard has Spanish writing tattooed in red ink on her left side. It is a quote from the Chilean poet Pablo Neruda. The words “te amo como se aman ciertas cosas oscuras, secretamente, entre la sombra y el alma” translate to “I love you as certain dark things are to be loved, in secret, between the shadow and the soul.”

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