familyadvanceduniversal
Ser hijo de...
/ser EE-ho de.../
To be someone's son/daughter (with implications)
When to use it
Used to describe someone's parentage in a way that hints at their personality or status, e.g., 'hijo de militar' for disciplined.
In conversation
Es hijo de músicos, por eso siempre lleva su guitarra a todas partes.
“He's the son of musicians, so he always carries his guitar everywhere.”