No me gusta la cerveza para nada. How would the sentence sound without para? No me gusta nada la cerveza? Is there a difference in meaning?
Is there a stronger emphasis when using para nada/en absoluto? Thank you
Emanuel

Question

Is there a stronger emphasis when using para nada/en absoluto? Thank youEmanuel

Accepted Answer

Hola Emanuel
You can drop it as you said and it still means the same:

No me gusta nada la cerveza - I don't like beer at all.
No me gusta la cerveza para nada - I don't like beer at all.

The second with "para nada" is a bit more emphatic than just "nada", I would say.
Also notice that if we use "nada" we normally place it right after "gusta", but with "para nada" the most natural place is at the end. 
Saludos