The Spanish phrase "una persona famonsa" means "a famous person" in English.
A person that does not practice.
"Soy una persona" means "I am a (or one) person".
It means, in English: "And you are a very special person"
the distance doesn't mean anything when a person means everything
"una persona buena" because "persona" is the feminine gender / feminium.
Es una cantante / cantatriz célebre / famosa.
A person that does not practice.
"Hay una persona" in English means "there is one person."
It means he/she is a healthy person
"Soy una persona" means "I am a (or one) person".
No hay mucho mas que una persona feliz = There is nothing much (better) than a happy person.
It means, in English: "And you are a very special person"
This translates to "What is the name of the tall girl?"
Imbesil means "una persona ignorante" "una persona que no cree en l verdad".
the distance doesn't mean anything when a person means everything
"una persona buena" because "persona" is the feminine gender / feminium.
The phrase "Porque tu mi odia to soy una buina persona" seems to contain errors in both Spanish and English. A possible corrected version could be "¿Por qué me odias si soy una buena persona?" which translates to "Why do you hate me if I am a good person?"