haciéndolo
Haciéndolo is the gerund form of the verb hacer combined with the direct object pronoun lo. In Spanish, haciéndolo can translate as “doing it” or “getting on with it” and is used to indicate ongoing action in a sentence, especially in periphrastic constructions with estar or seguir.
It is formed from the present participle haciendo plus the pronoun lo, and the pronoun’s form changes
In everyday speech, haciéndolo is common in spoken Spanish; in formal writing, speakers may prefer “lo estoy
As a title, the phrase has appeared in various Spanish-language musical works, reflecting its ubiquity and versatility
Related topics include hacer, the gerund (gerundio), and the use of clitic pronouns with verbal forms.