Día de Enero (Day of January) is a slow and beautiful song by Shakira, the Colombian wonder from Barranquilla.
Although this song is not as famous as some of her other hits, its slow tunes make it a great resource to practice Spanish comprehension.
Music is one of the most beautiful and enjoyable ways to practice Spanish throughout the day. Today we will review the song Cancion de Otoño by the Spanish singer José Luis Perales, a romantic melody that invites us to reflect about the way time passes by. On this page, you’ll find a video you can … Read more
Celia Cruz is so popular around the world, that you’ve probably heard one of her songs in a movie, a commercial or at a restaurant even if you haven’t realized it. Although she passed away in 2003, she’s still alive in the hearts of millions of Spanish speakers who continue to dance inspired by her … Read more
In this post we will review a sentimental song by Roberto Carlos, a Brazilian singer known throughout Latin America who has sold more than 150 million records during his career. The song is titled “Amigo” and it’s about a conversation between 2 friends where one of them tells the other how much he appreciates him. … Read more
In this post we will review a slow ballad by the famous Mexican singer songwriter Juan Gabriel so you can practice your listening Spanish skills. . First, I suggest you play the video you’ll find below these paragraphs so you can listen to the song while reading the lyrics one full time. Second, click play … Read more
Día de Enero (Day of January) is a slow and beautiful song by Shakira, the Colombian wonder from Barranquilla.
Although this song is not as famous as some of her other hits, its slow tunes make it a great resource to practice Spanish comprehension.
Songs are a great way to practice Spanish, and today we’ll review a beautiful song by Natalia Lafourcade titled: “Mi Tierra Veracruzana” This is such an innocent and joyful song, of someone who misses the scents and rhythms from her hometown.
Natalia grew up in Veracruz and this is a love letter bathed in melancholy and appreciation for her home state.
Elastic Bond is a really interesting band from Miami who embraces its Latin American heritage in original and insightful ways that set them apart from the rest.
“Un Lugar” is a unique track from their fourth album titled “Honey Bun” and today we’ll review it as a tool to practice your listening and comprehension skills in Spanish.
Practicing Spanish with songs is a great way to learn new words and phrases while having fun, and it’s even better if you do it with a song you are familiar with, as it is the case with “Santa Claus is Coming to Town” in Spanish.
Modern-day technology allows us to have a large variety of options when it comes to practicing Spanish, and using portable MP3 players is a practical way to incorporate additional hours of practice throughout the day.

Today we will take a look at a great way to practice Spanish through music. We are talking about Listening to songs in Spanish while reading the lyrics (in Spanish of course) and having translations in English available in case they’re needed.
